Sentence examples for overdraw from inspiring English sources
'overdraw' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a verb meaning to take out more money from a bank account than is available. For example: "The customer overdrew his account and was given a hefty overdraft fee."
verb
To withdraw more money from an account than there is credit; to make an overdraft
This morning I held a meeting with power officials and I gave directions that states that overdraw should be punished," he told reporters.
As Donnie, Jonah Hill, grinning with shiny new choppers, is amusing at first, but he is forced to overdraw on what he can do.
Now they are thrown into big roles in expensive movies, and they're forced to overdraw on themselves before their temperament has found the right shape.
Do we overdraw Times Square history, make it more epic than it ought to be? Piccadilly and Soho, in London, and Place de Clichy, in Paris, are similar places, have known similar kinds of decline and similar kinds of pickup — but without gathering quite the same emotion.
"For purchases of $5 or less that overdraw your account, we'll no longer charge you an insufficient funds fee, returned item fee, or overdraft protection transfer fee".
Student account holders are charged $29 the first time they overdraw and $38 after that, 50 cents for making a debit card purchase with a PIN and $2.50 for using another bank's A.T.M. to withdraw cash.
For Wyoming, the Great Depression started in 1920, and left its general fund overdrawn by $1m.
But of more immediate concern to the farmers are the economic and social consequences of overdrawing groundwater: falling yields, higher electricity costs, ever greater debts, even rising crime among the unemployed.
In Bangkok, Buenos Aires and Jakarta, the aquifers are similarly overdrawn, polluted or contaminated by salt.
This week, after the city's power and water utility refused to transfer some money to the city's general fund, Ms Greuel projected that the fund, the city's main account, will be overdrawn by May 5th.
Unfortunately, Marguerite was still overdrawn on an account in another state, and thought this prevented her from opening a new account at a different bank.
