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Henry took out a <mortgage> on his house to start his own business. start learning
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If you send out the <invoices> today they'll be able to pay us before the holidays. start learning
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I'd like to pay now but my friend will pay later because <we are on separate bills>. start learning
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rozliczamy się oddzielnie
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Burger King <competes> with McDonald's for share in the fast-food market. start learning
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Having a <managerial> post carries a lot of responsibilities. start learning
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A <current account> always has a lower interest rate than a deposit account. start learning
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The abbreviation Ltd. stands for <limited liability company>. start learning
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I <withdrew> fifty dollars from my savings account, because I needed some money. start learning
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<Bank charges> are preposterous nowadays! start learning
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Please, <amend> the second paragraph of the agreement. start learning
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Tom is an art <merchant>. start learning
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The brand manager develops and sets in motion short term plans, designed to <streamline> and improve the brand performance in the near future. start learning
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Due to his <belligerent> attitude he was excluded from the meeting. start learning
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The finance department <summoned> all workers to a meeting in order to discuss the tax law changes. start learning
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The insurance company <compensated> him <for> the loss of his car. start learning
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I am not <acquainted> with the man who sold me the car. start learning
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Don't worry about paying me back now, we can <settle up> later. start learning
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She was quite <modest> about her success even though it netted her a million pounds in prize money. start learning
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It's always cheaper to buy wholesale than from a <retailer>. start learning
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Because he didn't pay on time they <invoked> the penalty clause in his contract and took back his car. start learning
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An expert is coming to <appraise> the value of this painting before we sell it. start learning
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The company had to pay a penalty for <breaching> the contract. start learning
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Working in Libya on such high wages for two years made him <solvent> again. start learning
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We'll have to <mull it over> for a while before we can give you a definite answer. start learning
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He lives only on his <pension>. start learning
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Dealers sell cases of 12 <assorted> wines for 90 pounds. start learning
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The collapse of the company was widely <attributed> to mistakes made by the management. start learning
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If you don't <spend> all of the money, then save the rest. start learning
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If you show <prudence> in your spending, you'll have some money left for our holiday. start learning
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The recent stock market fluctuations have left our small business <in jeopardy>. start learning
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When I grow up I'd like to move to Amsterdam and <trade in> diamonds. start learning
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He <relinquished> his hold on the company. start learning
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The list of possible solutions we came up with is <by no means> complete. We would welcome any other suggestions. start learning
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The annual <audit> in our company showed a $5 million embezzlement. start learning
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The bank asked for immediate <repayment> of the loan. start learning
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<Keep in with> him. He can get you a good deal. start learning
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utrzymuj dobre stosunki z
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Don't worry if you're skint, these ones are on me, I've got some cash <burning a hole in> my <pocket>. start learning
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The new assembly line <boosted> production by 20 percent. start learning
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Doris never buys cigarettes for herself - she just <scrounges> off her flatmates. start learning
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We need to fulfil our <obligations>. start learning
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