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Meanings of handbill in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bill"
Examples for "bill"
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The House of Representatives passed an extensive financial reform bill last year.
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This bill creates a new body called the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
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The bill will also require health and local authorities to work together.
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Many Republicans say the climate bill should help encourage nuclear power growth.
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The government continue to seek a reduction of the public wage bill.
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Mr Kase sent a circular to all health workers to this effect.
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It is about 2 miles in diameter and nearly circular in form.
3
The circular glow of the street-lamp became the social center of Benton.
4
Leafcutter bees use tiny, circular bits of leaf; mason bees use mud.
5
Several positive images of handprints, plus dots forming lines and circular figures.
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I must say, though, it seems you were quite a frequent flyer.
2
Details also included their seat numbers, frequent flyer details and ticket numbers.
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The financial high-flyer admitted to evading fares on a number of occasions.
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The physical product is just promo, a flyer for the digital sales.
5
Graham Dwyer was a keen flyer of model aircraft, his trial heard.
1
The very first broadside made a considerable breach in the enemy's works.
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We instantly commenced the work of death by pouring in a broadside.
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I braced for a broadside of questions about the Brown Mountain remains.
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From a very rare broadside, in the collection made by Narcissus Luttrell.
5
In an expletive-charged broadside, the executive was quoted as saying: You... Americans!
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Keeping the flier, he left the house and headed for his car.
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The flier zoomed, rising to avoid a high bridge barring their way.
3
The Dusarian warriors dragged her to the deck of the nearest flier.
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The transcontinental flier which had dropped them, was dwindling in the distance.
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An enemy flier cruised high up in the clouds over our heads.
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Multiple accounts and throwaway emails: We don't allow multiple accounts per user.
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We often use throwaway questions to ascertain the veracity of our witness.
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Kevin Hart and Alan Arkin deliver some fine one-liners with throwaway aplomb.
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It's just a bratty throwaway comment, typical Milo, but it hurts me.
5
Silo was, undoubtedly, scheduled to become a throwaway in some underhanded scheme.
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Seven years after the Times went tabloid, its website has gone broadsheet.
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He had a taste and talent for both tabloid and broadsheet journalism.
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A tabloid titbit in life has become a broadsheet thinkpiece in death.
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The man in the frieze coat was reading the broadsheet of August 31.
5
Various predictive charts from various broadsheet newspapers are spread out on the floor.
Usage of handbill in English
1
On the morning of December 14, the following handbill appeared in Boston:
2
It was printed on a small handbill, and circulated all over the city.
3
One handbill advertised Mrs. Manchester, 'theCelebrated Independent Clairvoyant and Electric Physician.
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After some moments he reached into his pocket and took out the handbill.
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Mr. Croup slapped the handbill hard onto the wall, next to Richard's door.
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She took up the handbill again and read a paragraph set in bolder type:
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First he brought us in a handbill that was posted in Bargo, like this:-
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Lincoln again resorted, in opening his canvass, to the medium of the political handbill.
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A handbill posted on the door, contained the following announcement:
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At one point a handbill turned up that stopped Corrie.
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She had some difficulty in getting at her pocket, but threw him a handbill.
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Someone thrust a handbill toward Benito, who grasped it mechanically.
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Anyhow, it seems, as though that handbill is a genuine piece of downright foolishness.
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The women had come in response to a handbill, posted throughout several parishes, that read:
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The prisoner read aloud the offer on the handbill.
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There is more than political rancor in this handbill.
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