Sentence examples for monthly to bring from inspiring English sources

I volunteer monthly to bring packaged bags of food to my kids' elementary school.

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It is also imposing a monthly 50p landline tax to bring the "next generation" of super-fast broadband to 90 per cent of the country by 2017.

The project will run informal monthly lectures and seminars to bring the community together and provide an opportunity for female science students to meet local role models.

At the end of February only 170,000 loans had been permanently modified, the majority of them by reducing interest rates to bring monthly payments down.

The site is launching a monthly event series this summer to bring together millennials to network and watch panel discussions, which should provide the off-line community building that has proved successful for other media brands.

Around one in six borrowers now has a flexible mortgage - defined as one where the interest is calculated daily or monthly rather than annually, which saves you money over the long term; where you can make increased monthly or lump-sum payments to bring down the cost or duration of the mortgage; and where underpayments and payment holidays are usually allowed.

Meanwhile, she and the other hard-pressed merchants and restaurateurs in Ossining have banded together to lure that endangered species — the full-throated, money-spending shopper — with the first of a series of monthly First Friday events designed to bring crowds downtown.

With this portal announcement and others expected later this week, he hopes to bring this monthly average up to 100,000.

Lenders will also be able to bring down monthly payments by reducing the principal owed on the mortgage, with Treasury sharing in the costs.

Verizon today said covers some 1 billion unique monthly users and is projected to bring in $7 billion of revenue annually.