Sentence examples for on a banknote from inspiring English sources

Every person that you put on a banknote will garner some negative and some positive feedback, says Sweden's Eberstein.

Joseph Mallord William Turner knew he'd be on a banknote one day.

A snippet in the Herald Sun in Australia will earn you a phone call from the Prime Minister, while making page one of the New York Times should guarantee your mug appearing on a banknote of significant denomination at some point in the future.

If they can put Florence Nightingale on a banknote, why not Mary Seacole?

Surely we can do better than just putting him on a banknote?

"I consider Sir Winston Churchill to be an excellent choice to appear on a banknote," he wrote.

Somewhere on Threadneedle Street, a woman's face appears drawn on to a banknote.

Sir Winston Churchill will feature on the new design of a banknote which will enter circulation in 2016, the Bank of England has announced.

I felt like Gainsbourg [Serge Gainsbourg set light to a banknote on live television] at that moment, except that I was forced to do it.

Because the authors had access to M, P and T for a single year (2013) they were able to work out V. This gives you the answer that a banknote on average changes hands 147 times a year.

It is usual practice to consider a number of candidates all of whom have been selected because of their indisputable contribution to their particular field of work, recognised with the benefit of lengthy historical perspective, and about whom there exists sufficient material on which to base a banknote design.