Bill used in a sentence

Bill in a sentence as a noun

Double billing for a single service is a neat trick if you can pull it off.

A bit like pirates which this bill is protecting us against?

We had seen the older couple earlier, but we didn't know them, and they were gone by the time we got our bill.

If you made enough money this week to pay a bill that you couldn't pay last week, that's a victory.

Young attorneys were being billed out at $500+ per hour and pressured to make their minimum hourly quotas every year.

They should also personally attack each of the original progenators in the Senate/House of the bill.

I can see that we've already refunded you all the hosting fees you paid for your account, and I'll also make sure we pick up the $500 migration bill that you incurred.

Bill in a sentence as a verb

"Trying to say something that actually gets to the merit of the bill is a waste of time on a Sunday morning talk show... it's just too complicated an issue.

But when the entertainment industry pays lobbyists $95 million to get a bill they wrote passed, both Republicans and Democrats line up to co-sponsor it.

]When they say, "Google profits from pirated software," you say, "Not as much as the congressmen are profiting from the $95 million dollars in lobbyist money that paid for this bill.

Using your stored CC info to auto-bill you for an unrelated product that you never consented to be billed for is quite likely in violation of their merchant agreement with the CC processor.

There is another comment in this thread by squeee which is the first one I read that my Uncle Art would understand, something like, "If someone shoplifts in your store, this bill allows the government to shut down your store.

That's unfortunate, but it's not our problem, and rather than stick him with the bill for $X,000 in back taxes we're just going to tell the tax authorities that he's been maliciously reclassified and that you're delinquent in your obligations.