Sentence examples for time bill from inspiring English sources
noun
A bill of exchange that is to be paid at some future date
But by this time Bill has been kidnapped.
"All the time, Bill," came a shout from the back of the theater.
As for the daylight saving time bill, people in Vevay are, naturally, of two minds.
By the time Bill & Ted was released in 1989, the 80s teen film explosion was starting to taper out.
At the time, Bill seemed a little bit more adventuresome, maybe on wanting to see weird stuff.
"Steve would ask a question, answer it, ask another, answer it, then say, 'Thanks for the time, Bill,' " Walton said.
"What the hell happened to the good-time bill that everyone in here was raving about?" Price wondered.
"I will admit I paused for a very long time," Bill Thomas, the editor, said recently.
It was "such a rich artistic and flamboyant time," Bill Asher said.
Mr. Dart's chief of staff at the time, Bill Cunningham, acknowledged the request, by e-mail.
Paul dreamed of a move to varsity, but Michigan's athletic director at the time, Bill Martin, was not sympathetic.
