Sentence examples for of a teller from inspiring English sources

Or, as Gordie wrote, "secrets stay locked away, not for the want of a teller but for the want of an understanding ear".

This sounds like a wonderful pretext for a book, and it is: Ambrosio is a heck of a teller, a natural ham (nicely complementing his artisanal cheese) whose fits of emotion and loquacity are delightfully barmy.

Wells Fargo & Company, which has been offering e-mail receipts at its A.T.M.'s for two years, is now offering the option to its online customers who visit its bank branches to make deposits or withdrawals with the help of a teller.

There's a refrain that echoes through several of the songs and even makes its way on to the cover of the Playbill: "Who lives, who dies, who tells your story?" With a show this brash and nimble, this historically engaged and startlingly contemporary, Miranda confirms his promise as one hell of a teller.

Traditionally, processing cheques accounted for around two-thirds of a teller's job, says TowerGroup.

As any horseplayer who has ever kept a betting ticket with horses he didn't ask for because of a teller's mistake will say, you do not mess with the fates.

That way, they can hand piles of them over to a teller and have the deposits clear quickly.

The closing lines of the novel tell us all we need to know about Kureishi's current self-image: "He'd been a writer, a maker of worlds, a teller of important truths.

Think of it as a teller's way of saying, "Do you want fries with that?" By The Numbers.

Unlike Mrs. Culver, however, her self-righteous younger daughter, Martha Enid Grahamm), is a teller of truths of the most plebeian kind.

Old Nestor, the iconographic veteran, is a teller of many tales of the many battles he once waged.