Getting dunned $41 million might force him to skip buying the fourth or fifth house or upgrading his jet.
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The model dunned a barely-there red bikini while filming herself flaunting her toned physique in front of a mirror.
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Consumers who are dunned or sued on a debt need legal representation, yet current funding levels for civil legal aid fail to address the unmet legal needs of many.
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"Then we shall be dunned in the teeth no more by scoffing Ishmalites,"Tomkinson Truth's Triumph p. 407 says Tomkinson, with apparent feeling. "For this know, there is no other righteousness available but that which is sowed in peace and love, silence and secrecy, as it is written, enter your chamber and be still." All-Saints Day will be a harvest of happiness.
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John had due debts with burghers of Hamburg. On a visit there under safe conduct granted by the Hamburg's senate (the city government), his creditor (later in modern standard High German also: Hein Brand[t]) took the defaulting duke to task and dunned him in a way the duke considered insulting.Tim Albrecht and Stephan Michaelsen, Entwicklung des Hamburger Stadtrechts , note 36, retrieved on 14 May 2013.
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Watson then spent a very brief period selling sewing machines for Wheeler and Wilson. According to Tom Watson, Jr., in his autobiography: > One day my dad went into a roadside saloon to celebrate a sale and had too > much to drink. When the bar closed, he found that his entire rig—horse, > buggy, and samples—had been stolen. Wheeler and Wilson fired him and dunned > him for the lost property.
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The unrepresented sheep is browbeaten into forfeiting its wool to compensate the dog but survives to utter his complaint to Heaven: ::Now few, or none, will justice execute, ::And rich men aye the poor will overthrow. ::And truth itself, even when judges know, ::Will be ignored, some profit for to win.Thirteen Moral Fables VI The fable survived into the Renaissance as an exemplary story even after reforms in the law. Hieronymus Osius devoted a short Neo-Latin poem to itPhryx Aesopus, 1564, Fable 49 in which the sheep is dunned for “certain measures of wheat”, as Roger L'Estrange termed it in his own prose version of 1692.
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I had to lay the first sidewalk on Georgia at my own expense, as the city would not do it, and when I got the telephone the company dunned me for more than a year to pay for the poles from Granville Street down to my place, as they told me that no one else in that generation would ever go to live west of Granville Street.Early Resident Had to Lay Sidewalk at His Own Expense , Vancouver Courier, March 31, 2006 The area of which Cambie spoke is now located near the centre of downtown Vancouver, in one of the most densely populated neighbourhoods in the country, and the site of Cambie's home is now the location of Vancouver's tallest building, the Living Shangri-La. Cambie was a prominent citizen of the nascent city, and was an important advocate for the development of its infrastructure. He was also instrumental in building Christ Church Cathedral, the major Anglican church in downtown Vancouver, where he was a key figure for over forty years (a memorial plaque commemorating him can be found inside the church).
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