Sentence examples for pick a bill from inspiring English sources

Student delegates from the Burbank YMCA's Youth & Government program held their Bill Hearing Night to get public input on potential legislative ideas to pick a bill that they will bring to the capital for the program's statewide conference in February.

And this time we get to headline and pick a bill of sick artists to play with us".

So you don't get to pick a bill you don't like and link it to the entire financial well being of the United States.' Well the response is, 'I didn't come here to govern.' Well what did you come here for?

How to do it: Pick a bill.

You get to pick a dollar bill, and if you happen to pick the lucky dollar bill, you win all the dollar bills.

In 2015-16 alone the taxpayer will pick up a bill for £1.36m in interest payments on Parklands.

The BBC Trust said it "would be unacceptable for licence-fee payers to pick up a bill for what is a universal benefit".

Accountant John Stuart Condliffe fought a decade-long battle against the Eye in the courts, dropped the case, declared himself bankrupt and left the magazine to pick up a bill for £1m in costs.

He said: "Taxpayers will have to pick up a bill for hundreds of millions because of the government's extraordinary decision to bail out Stagecoach and Virgin on the East Coast.

Lloyds will pick up a bill for several million pounds for preparing a full prospectus and  what the Treasury today said would be a "nationwide campaign" ahead of the sale, which could echo the Tell Sid campaign for British Gas shares in 1986.

At a huge cost, we later pick up a bill for a mountain of missed opportunities, which is why even people mindful of the need to control public spending should favour early intervention, and a means of making sure it happens.