Sentence examples for pile of banknotes from inspiring English sources
The more dollars were supplied, the more the currency's link to gold would be questioned since America's gold stocks would support an ever-larger pile of banknotes.
One fake Gamble site pictures Mel Gibson (from the film Ransom) sitting with a pile of banknotes; one of the posts jokes that Gamble was behind the 1990s novelty act Milli Vanilli, who were disgraced for lip-synching.
On average, that means handing over a pile of banknotes worth $65,000 -- an amount that a majority of Albanians would take a lifetime to earn on their current salaries.
Zimbabweans have become used to dealing in "bricks", as piles of banknotes worth Z$10m are known.
They stumble into the wrecked, deserted supermarkets that are a staple of this kind of story, and even trudge through piles of banknotes: now just useless trash, of course.
Piles of banknotes are on display in the opened vault and cocktails flow.
You settle up with a wad of banknotes and get a discount.
The banks promptly ran out of banknotes.
The gap between the printing cost of banknotes and their face value is called seigniorage.
A huge amount of business is transacted in the "black" economy, in stapled wads of banknotes.
Serb, Croat and Bosnian Muslim representatives spent eight months arguing about the design of banknotes.
