Sentences with phrase «getting separate bills»

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«You go the emergency room, you sprain your ankle and you get two bills — one from the hospital and a separate one from the emergency room,» Chanos said.

So, Bill Hinson, if you are serious about getting a real conversation going about separating our denomination in order to rescue it, save me a place at the table.

Ideally, I'd like a separate count for actual votes on bills, and one on clear positions taken on issues that did NOT get an official vote count.

Otherwise, Tyrese gets the most laughs as cheapskate Roman, while The Rock brings the bulk - seriously, the guy's massive arms should have been giving separate billing.

Imagine if you paid for an airplane ticket and then got separate and inscrutable bills from the airline, the pilot, the copilot, and the flight attendants.

One good way to avoid overspending is to avoid spontaneous purchases and consider keeping a separate «holiday» bank account, which gets depleted with each bill and purchase.

As soon as I got paid, I would put aside 25 % into a separate account just for my tax bill.

Instead, you will get only one, and with a slightly lower amount than if you were paying each bill by separated.

If I decided to take a sick dog or pup from Lakeshore PAWS to foster or one that I am fostering becomes sick, I realize that I need to keep it separate from any animals that I have and if the dog or pup is not kept separate and gets my own pets sick, I realize that it is my responsibility to pay for any vet bills associated with my pets.

Dear Cashing In, Should I get one credit card to do all of my purchases wherever they may be or separate credit cards for things like clothes, groceries and utility bills?

Because I am getting billed (in 3 separate entries) for reviewing an order granting our pro hac vice motion -LRB-.1), drafting a letter to me forwarding the order -LRB-.2) and... Continue Reading

Make sure that all the utilities have been separated or, if not, you get utility bills from the owner.

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