uncashed check造句

• Still has the uncashed check in his office in Johannesburg, South Africa.
• It appears several states have stronger policies in place to handle uncashed checks.
• "He was known for using uncashed checks as bookmarks because he didn't pay attention.
• One widow has been carrying around $ 900, 000 in uncashed checks, she said.
• The police return the uncashed checks, and Mr . Wilson decides not to move.
• The service also must return all uncashed checks to customers.
• Photographs of letters and uncashed checks accompanied the report.
• But they found an uncashed check written to him.
• As I retraced my steps, I reviewed my loss _ money, checkbook, uncashed checks, prescription glasses.
• At the rendezvous, Verna produces the uncashed check, showing that she genuinely loves him, not the money.
• About $ 400, 000 in uncashed checks made out to the township was found in a desk drawer.
• The paper said police searches of Caldeira's office revealed uncashed checks worth more than 500 million escudos ( dlrs 2.7 million ).
• They also allegedly received kickbacks from outsiders known as " heir finders, " who retrieve uncashed checks for those owed the money.
• Reilly asserts that the suspect paid Trischitta a cut of the stolen money in exchange for directing him to the uncashed checks.
• The seller has promised refunds or returns of uncashed checks, and there has been at least one report of a returned check.
• When found, he had $ 4, 000 cash in his pocket, and uncashed checks in his name worth another $ 41, 000.
• Trischitta and Foley would alert a select group of heir finders to large uncashed checks, including such things as bond payments, Reilly said.
• But that does not stop Toomer and Shockey from commiserating on the sideline between offensive drives, feeling like a set of uncashed checks.
• Fewer than half had been opened, the report said, and those that had contained uncashed checks to the city that were months old.
• Now states are turning to the Internet as an easy way to match forgotten family treasures, uncashed checks or inheritances with their rightful owners.