Examples of 'bill this month' in a sentence
Meaning of "bill this month"
bill this month - refers to the amount of money that needs to be paid for services or goods received within the current month
How to use "bill this month" in a sentence
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bill this month
You are paying my phone bill this month.
Phone bill this month.
You're paying the electric bill this month.
The governor of Washington signed a bill this month that would make that state the seventh.
Parliament approved a new disaster management bill this month.
Taiwan's parliament passed a bill this month that endorsed same-sex marriage.
I was a little short on the power bill this month.
Carl, your share of the bill this month is 70 bucks.
We need help to pay the Electric Bill and Water Bill this month.
I did not receive my bill this month.
I do not see how we will pay the feed bill this month.
I hate to think of the electric bill this month.
I will pay for the utility bill this month.
We have not paid our phone bill this month.
We have not paid off the Amex bill this month.
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The Senate is likely to pass the same bill this month.
My eyes popped out when I looked at my phone bill this month.
And I may not have paid our cell phone bill this month.
I'm worried about my electric bill this month.
I'm concerned about my electricity bill this month.
I'm not looking forward to my electric bill this month.
I'm scared to death of my credit card bill this month.
Here's hoping for a lower electric bill this month.
Sorry, but you are gonna have a pretty big credit card bill this month.
What? I do not see how we will pay the feed bill this month.
Of course we do not mind . I will pay for the utility bill this month.
Helen . We have not paid off the Amex bill this month.
Oh well, I will just pay the minimum on my Visa bill this month.
I am gonna -- I am gonna not pay the electric bill this month.
Oh, by the way, I am not paying your Mastercard bill this month.
Well, I think that explains our 90-dollar cable bill this month.
