Sentence examples for making a bank from inspiring English sources

So, Mr. Romney was essentially making a bank shot from Mr. Santorum's support for Mr. Specter to the passage of what Republicans derisively call "Obamacare".

After all, a crowd of people making a bank run during an economic panic doesn't look all that different than a herd of gazelles surrounding the savannah's lone watering hole.

Or it could be because of a relationship with a politician (making a bank liable to accusations of politically-induced lending) or because of employment with a government of a country that is accused of money laundering.

Manco Kapak, who owns some strip clubs in Los Angeles and moves a little money for a major drug distributor, is personally affronted when a masked gunman holds him up while he is making a bank deposit, robbing him of a night's take.

The aim is to limit the potential reverberations, making a bank failure more akin to that of an airline or a carmaker, say: painful, complicated, but ultimately not a threat to the wider economy.That in turn should remove the implicit subsidy big banks have unfairly enjoyed.

I am not sure Bob's unbending attitude would meet the approval of all judges, but it may bring amusement to anyone who has been treated with a similarly arbitrary insistence on paying on time by a bank: rather ingeniously Bob had found a lawful way of making a bank paying a penalty for being late.

But how safe does that make a bank?

When done correctly, the recommendations can trim fat and make a bank more competitive.

Objective metrics would also make a bank's CRA performance more transparent for the communities in which the bank operates.

4.15am BST Spurs 79-75 Heat - 9 23 remaining, 4th quarter Splitter makes a bank shot.

In the UK, 1 May was made a bank holiday by the Labour government in 1978.