Sentence examples similar to passing over a cheque from inspiring English sources

American officials recently held an auction of property seized from Mr Jerez in Florida, and plan to hand over a cheque for $5m to the Nicaraguan government.

Many people still think they have to hand over a large cheque to pay for fees.

Pass over a dry creek.

To be passed over.

You were passed over?

To pass over.

We're already being asked to stomach handing over a cheque for £39bn as part of our "divorce" settlement, without having a trade deal agreed in return.

I think the board need to hand over a couple of cheques for him to sign a couple of new players.

He later obtained money by passing a forged cheque for £93 and he had helped a local thief, Samuel "Beauty" Smith, steal a pig from a neighbouring village.

Unfortunately no government has ever actually handed over a cheque.

He had also, in the presence of witnesses, handed over a cheque for $25,000 to a former referee.