Examples of teller

• The prosecution called four witnesses including the manager and teller of the bank.

• Cashier's checks, teller's checks, and money orders should be made payable to the facility where you are making the payment.

• He served there for 17 years, first as a teller and ultimately as chief underwriter for the bank's California residential lending division.

• Early on, people were afraid to use the ATM; they wanted to go in and talk to a teller.

• One system relied on election tellers comparing signatures manually. They took five hours to check 200 ballots.

• Tellers are appointed to verify the count when there is a division in the Commons or the Lords and to report the result back to the House.

• The election count in the London constituency of Kensington was suspended on Friday morning after council tellers were sent home exhausted following two recounts.

• Jean-Paul Sartre tells us that a man is always a teller of stories, he lives surrounded by his own stories and those of other people.

• She was an optimist, a teller of amusing and amazing stories.

• While the memory itself would not last the day, he would be sure to repeat it to others and that memory would not fade, for either the teller or listener.

• He is a known teller of untruths... it's been proven time and time throughout his political career.

• Thus, although a narrator's views are evident covertly through her choice of story, the overt message emanates from the characters or earlier tellers.

• Are the writers of "political statements" the same as the tellers of these "folktales"?

• The examples suggest that the onus is on the recipient, who somehow satisfies the expectations created by the tellers.

• In the examples cited above, the recipients prompt the tellers by asking questions.

• Under the proper circumstances it can instead prompt more talk concerning the teller's misfortune, as the following case demonstrates.

• With each telling the tale became further encrusted with theatrical artifice and literary doctrine, even as the tellers advertised simplicity.

• To this extent, the recipient needs to be perceptive toward the teller's subtle signals.

• The telling - the way the tale gets to be told by different tellers - is the object of analysis here.

• Theorists operating in this way are guilty of the fortune-teller's evasion and are subject to the falsificationist's criticism.

• With these devices the recipients support the tellers, and there is no further prompting from the recipients.

• Narratives thus appear to be less about truth or falsity than about manifestations of particular cultural ways in which the tellers interpret their own experiences.

• The restless teenager to the right of the fortune-teller's tent, the dozing matron by the trestle tables, compete with onstage action for perceptual prominence.

• The analysis illustrates how narratives can yield insights into collective institutional memory and individual tellers' stances and positionings toward institutions.

• Even the teller's evaluation of the actions and attitudes described in his story may be difficult to discern.

• A cupid carved on the support of the teller's table implies that the prognostication concerns love.