We are placing the utmost reliance upon receiving a remittance from you in the next few days.
If you receive a check and endorse it and place in your bank for collection, and it is turned down, do not return it to the drawer until you get a remittance to cover, without first erasing your endorsement.
On another similar mishap, a Post Office remittance letter containing L20 in gold was burst open and the coins scattered over the line.
The remittance must be made to us direct and not through an agent.
On the very morning succeeding the day when Tom's remittance was received the squire remarked to his head workman, "Whiteface is an excellent cow, Abner.
Could Tom have seen the effect of his remittance it would have made his heart glad, and he would have felt abundantly repaid for his labor and self-denial.
The farmer was not very likely to have thirty dollars to spare, and as for a remittance from Tom the squire was pretty sure none would be received.
A few weeks later Farmer Nelson's heart was gladdened by the receipt of another remittance this time sent by John Miles, out of the profit of the business in which Tom was his partner.
English mail day usually happened on Monday; on the Saturday before the last remittance would arrive Marcella discovered that she had no money at all.
It makes the merchant unable to remit, when remittance is necessary for his own credit, and for the general adjustment of commercial balances.
Why, professor, I am sorry to say I have been disappointed; but I expect a remittance next week.
As an earnest of good faith a remittance of five hundred dollars accompanied the order.
Three years had passed, and now came a letter from the authorities at Barcelona asking for their great battle picture, and a remittance was sent "to meet expenses.
He would expect the remittance by return of post, so that with all possible speed he might present himself before his patrons, and above all before the honored old family friend, Bragadino.
Immediately upon receipt of your acceptance, it will be a pleasure to me to send you a remittance of two hundred lire through the banking firm of Valori in Mantua.
It may be possible that you have overlooked the matter, but we hope this will be a sufficient reminder and that you will oblige us with a remittance without further delay.
Make up your order for stockings for Christmas giving, attach remittance for amount and mail to-day.
We again assure you that a remittance at this particular time will be greatly appreciated.
Very truly yours, Dear Sir: We are enclosing a statement of your account and we request as a special favor that you send us a remittance previous to the 28th of this month if possible.
More effective endings would be: Please send a remittance by return mail.
His remittance awaited him, and he came out of the Rue de la Paix with thirty gold napoleons in his pocket.
His remittance did not come; he was out of temper, and said in jest that he would set out for Italy within a week.
Ashby was a 'Remittance Man,' his wife when he ran across her was a stenographer.
I shall pack them up when my business with Abbey has come to a good conclusion, and the remittance is on the road to you.
I have not heard again from George, which rather disappoints me, as I wish to hear before I make any fresh remittance of his property.
The ambassador wrote to James requesting a remittancesufficient to bear him home, having pledged all his lady's jewels, and incurred a debt of fifty thousand crowns for Prince Charles, so that he had not funds even for his journey.
I therefore propose immediately joining Lord Worcester in Spain, in case I do not receive a due remittance from your Grace by return of post.
Owing to the little correspondence between Langle, the Bologna banker, I have had more difficulty in arranging the remittance of this paltry sum, than if it had been as many hundreds, to be paid on the spot.
It encloses a remittance of seventy-five pounds; fifty of which are for you.
I will repay it as soon as I get an expected remittance from home.
He had received a remittance from an unexpected source; and he hoped she would excuse his delay in repaying her loan.
This we could not reconcile with our sense of duty; and if any lover of our black brethren finds himself moved by this narration, we shall be happy to take charge of any remittance marked 'D.
Remittance of this kind is of medico-legal import; it might, for example, be wrongly inferred that a fresh dose had been taken.
One day the firm received a remittance from the Unknown, with a note to the following effect at the foot of it:--"This is the last remittance on account of the Brilliant.
Strange as it may seem, there were among the Romans a number of young men of good family who were receiving a regular remittance from their friends in France.
I blush to think how often I have appealed to it; I feel in my heart a noble pride; and when I think of your last remittance of five hundred francs!
Lend me a dozen louis; I owe you thirty already, but we will settle up when I get my next remittance from my aunt.
The count sent a second remittanceat the time he had fixed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "remittance" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
