Sentence examples for of settling up from inspiring English sources

Marriage seems to have been forever a matter of settling up the price: so many beads, so many head of cattle, goats and sheep, etc.

The book takes seeds of truth from my family's story, so it's personal in that way, but I also had to throw the doors open and find my own way to tell it, my own way of settling up with history, which turned out to be a rather profound experience.

So too, no doubt, will the practice of settling up with the kitchen fitter or plumber in £20 notes.

And Greece's situation is an anomaly for derivatives traders, who are more used to settling up after defaults of corporations, rather than those of countries.

The Wall Street Journal at the time reported that the bank was responsible for settling up to 60% of Iran's then $100bn £62bnn) oil revenue.

In late February, the United Auto Workers union and Ford reached a tentative agreement that would let Ford use its own stock, instead of cash, to settle up to one-half of the $13.2 billion it owes to a new retiree health care trust fund, beginning Jan . 1 , 2010

The UAW and Ford Motor said Monday they had reached a tentative agreement that would let Ford use its own stock, instead of cash, to settle up to one-half of the $13.2 billion it owes to a new retiree health care trust fund, beginning Jan . 1 , 2010

The question is whether it makes more financial sense to donate the property or sell it outright and use the proceeds of the sale to settle up with the taxman.

Hatchery-reared oysters in the nursery with a low mortality rate in the sea should be bigger than 5 mm in length (Tanyaros and Tarangkoon 2014), but feeding of spat from post settling up to this size result in high consumption of microalgae.

Not asking questions, he believes, is as much of a conscious act of omission as failing to settle up with HMRC.

Brown is also proposing an amnesty program that would help struggling Californians by allowing those with overdue traffic tickets to settle up for half of their penalties, which can range into the hundreds of dollars and carry hefty late fees.