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Sentence examples for to bail from inspiring English sources

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to bail

noun

Security, usually a sum of money, exchanged for the release of an arrested person as a guarantee of that person's appearance for trial.

synonyms

bondbail bond

Exact(60)

We had to bail".

1
The Guardian - Music

There is nothing to bail out".

2
The New York Times

Now, we have to bail them out.

3
The New York Times

I don't like to bail out".

4
The New York Times - Sports

No debt was too big to bail.

5
The Guardian - Opinion

He's going to bail us out, too".

6
The New York Times - Sports

There are plans to bail out automakers.

7
The New York Times

It is not whether to bail out Greece yet again.

8
The Guardian - Opinion

Countries felt forced to bail out their banks.

9
The New York Times

He was willing to bail you out in a pinch.

10
The New York Times

Would they be required to bail out other systemic institutions?

11
The Economist
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