Sentence examples for take a cheque from inspiring English sources

Yes, I'll take a cheque".

They wouldn't take a cheque; they could hardly be fagged to discuss it.

But Mr Brown's leadership campaign team had already refused to take a cheque from her for 5,000.

It's wrecked, with a giant hole, not covered by the metal thing he has told me to stick on, and it costs my companion (no, they won't take a cheque, or a bank transfer, or a day's delay) £400, on top of dinner.

But just as it took a cheque for £35million to persuade Ashley to part with striker Andy Carroll in January 2011, so too will it require a similarly outrageous offer this time around.

This is just the beginning of how we want to transform the 'cheque clearing cycle' for our customers, driving down the six days it currently takes a cheque to clear".

Beyoncé's condition was so bad that earlier this year she took a cheque for $2m to sing at a party, and the cheque was signed by Gaddafi's son Hannibal.

A radio report of the work of the mobile bakery persuaded Eno's partner, Anthea Norman-toylor, takeake a £2,000 cheque to War Child's office.

Gregor Townsend, his Glasgow counterpart, has got the balance just right between home-grown players and imports who do not just take a pay cheque but also make a difference.

And then she might take a clandestine $90,000 cheque from the prime minister's chief of staff.

Cheque imaging will save customers a trip to their bank by allowing them to take a photograph of a cheque and send it via their smartphones, speeding up the process.