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time bill

noun

  1. a bill of exchange payable at a specified date.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of time bill1

An Americanism dating back to 1825–35
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Example Sentences

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pressed for the sick time bill and the imposition of the deal.

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Speaking from the floor during the debate, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pressed for the sick time bill and the imposition of the deal.

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Last time bills for millions of people changed, there were widespread problems as suppliers' online tools were unable to cope with demand.

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Each time bills surface that would ensure everyone who buys a gun anywhere undergoes a background check, the NRA and its congressional backers have worked swiftly and aggressively to snuff all of these measures.

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Some senators referred to the bill as a “family time bill” and a “working man’s bill.”

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