Sentence examples for notes up to from inspiring English sources

Barclays, NatWest, RBS, Ulster Bank and the Post Office have all agreed to exchange the notes, up to the value of £200, until 30 October 2014.

The plan would give noteholders the option of receiving new 10-year secured notes up to $100,000 or 15percentt of the principal amount of their holdings.

Already, long-term market interest rates have begun to climb, with the yield on 10-year Treasury notes up to 3.79 percent, from 3.20 percent at the start of December.

A former neighbour of the commune said last night that in the 1980s and 1990s the women often held notes up to the window, but that they were too faint to read.

DiDonato vocalized down a fifth, from G to middle C — "oo-ee, oo-ee, oo-ee, oo-ee, oo-ee" — and repeated the descent on progressively higher notes, up to the next G.

But all the hormone-treated females had much more acute hearing for notes up to 300 Hz, nicely encompassing the male's amorous hum, which has base frequency of 100 Hz and harmonics of 200 and 300 Hz.

THE cabdriver held my 200-peso note up to the sunlight filtering through his dirty windshield.

JON CARAMANICA LIONEL LOUEKE "Heritage" (Blue Note) Up to this point, Lionel Loueke's recording career has suggested a disarming marriage of the expansive and the insular.

Mr. Benepe said the second phase "has a much more intimate feel" than the first: it sidles, he noted, up to windows of residential buildings.

From 2006-11, they note, up to 60 percent of Syria's land experienced one of the worst droughts and most severe set of crop failures in its history.

Mr. Wolfson sent a note up to Mrs. Clinton on the podium, who inserted a line in her prepared speech specifically criticizing anti-Semitism.