Sentence examples for on the teller from inspiring English sources

More than that, the very act of telling the stories confers status and value on the teller in a society that values gossip, says Professor Nigel Nicholson, an evolutionary psychologist at the London Business School.

Our reliable narrator is suddenly nowhere in sight, and what seemed like a straightforward story of revenge blossoms into something more: a meditation on the contextual nature of truth, how the truth of a story -- Nikki's abandonment, for example -- can change depending on the teller.

These researchers argued that in many cases, white lies have little effect on the teller later.

I was on the teller line, and glanced across the lobby when I caught the eye of our manager on the phone, his face became ashen, and when he hung the receiver up, he put his hands to his head and sobbed.

Turns out he was just on the wrong side of the teller window.

This Russian company replaces one-on-one teller interaction with a chatbot that can tell you your balance, offer on the spot advice, and even send you cool deals related to your credit cards.

One person went for the manager, one kept an eye on the tellers, a third watched the customers, and the last person stood guard outside.

What he stole was something a real bank robber would not even notice on the way to the teller's window, but was, to him, of value.

They loudly protest their unhappiness at the apparent status quo, cross to be dependent on the bank of mum and dad and taking it out on the tellers.

They trusted only banks with granite facades, marble floors and thick bars on the tellers' cages and passbooks they could fondle.

A lady in a mink coat and cultivated pearls held up the line at one of the windows of a bank on Fifth Avenue, telling the teller that she wanted to see one of the vice-presidents.