Sentence examples for the atms from inspiring English sources

In 2008, chancellor Alistair Darling had 48 hours to make sure the ATMs didn't run out of cash.

Greeks queue at the ATMs to take out €60 a day, but this is not enough to run a hotel.

Raphaels Bank said euro withdrawals from the ATMs were "commission free", with exchange rates "aimed at beating the largest currency exchange providers".

Many banks have already run out of cash as Greeks rushed to the ATMs to take out whatever they had still in their bank accounts.

The ATMs have been installed over the past three months, and TfL said they were already proving successful, with around €2.5m dispensed already.

I contacted Post Office customer services in the UK and I was told the ATMs in Australia did not recognise the magnetic strip on the card.

Theodoros Politis owns Ocean's Restaurant in Vassiliki, Lefkada The ATMs are running out of money and you see people spending less at the end of their holiday than the beginning.

So from last autumn another mini-bailout was running in the background, with the ECB providing short-term emergency funding of €116bn just to keep the ATMs and credit lines open for business.

Its draw is the convenience of the ATMs in Seven-Eleven's 10,000 shops: people can draw cash from their bank account, at IY or elsewhere, or on a loan card.

The ATMs, which don't charge commission, are a hassle-free way to collect currency on your way to the airport or station.

The ATMs, provided by Raphaels Bank, have been put in at many of the locations one might expect – King's Cross, Euston, Victoria and Waterloo – as well as some perhaps less obvious international travel hubs such as Kilburn, Tooting Broadway, Bermondsey and Woodford.