Sentence examples for usual bills from inspiring English sources

Among the usual bills is a small padded envelope.

Opower has developed personalised home energy reports that consumers receive together with their usual bills.

"I had three kids to feed and all the usual bills — house, car," Coppess, now 58, said in a telephone interview.

One-fifth of UK mobile users travelling to the EU in the last year have faced higher than usual bills for usage, collectively amounting to £573m, according to data from Uswitch.

Britain's Lloyds Banking Group is thinking of tweaking its systems to tell customers not just how much money is in their accounts when they ask for a balance, but also how much they will have available once all their usual bills are paid.

Christmas spending on not just gifts, but also entertaining, decorating and travel, comes on top of the usual bills and financial obligations.

The entire cost of the golf-course construction was less than a hundred thousand pounds, a fraction of the usual bill for even a modest golf course nowadays.

The Atlanta Braves did little last night to make their matchup with the Yankees resemble a preview of the World Series, the series' usual billing each June.

The mighty Moiseyev of Moscow will present its usual bill of gliding, galloping folk dances and exuberant folk music from Russia, with a newer repertory from nine other nations, including Spain, Japan, China, Mexico and the United States.

Glasgow spent £4m, almost double its usual bill of £2.5m on road maintenance and had double the number of compensation claims at 544.

Reports of a recent internal meeting were devoid of mentions of Silverlight, with the usual Bill-era science projects around Walls and other esoteric research fantasies taking up most of the troop rallying.