Sentence examples for printed bills from inspiring English sources
The Zimbabwe central bank printed bills in the denomination of 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollars, then found they had value only as a novelty item on eBay.
The New Yorker, July 4 , 1970 P. 20Printed bills of the Danbury Hospital include charges for "Routine Special Service".
By Thomas E. Wilber and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, July 4 , 1970 P. 20Printed bills of the Danbury Hospital include charges for "Routine Special Service".
Without printed bills, the telephone carrier may delete older statements.
The fighters were paid on a per diem basis with freshly printed bills of Serbian money sent by the Serbian Interior Ministry, the witness said at an earlier trial.
At critical moments, lawmakers can be found sprawled about the Capitol as they wait for printed bills to arrive; sometimes, when the three-day waiting period is waived, they vote on legislation that is still warm to the touch.
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing stopped printing bills above $100 in 1969, said Jim Marshall, a bureau spokesman.
Let's keep Washington on the single, and then let's start printing bills with pictures of the other sorts of people that make us proud to be Americans.
On Wednesday, many wondered whether his Slinky-like signature might soon decorate newly printed dollar bills.
On Monday, copies of printed budget bills began trickling out of both houses of the Legislature.
If he is confirmed as Treasury secretary, that ringleted, roller-coastering, Slinky-like signature could soon shine from newly printed dollar bills nationwide.
