run up a bill

CPC was selling petroleum products at a huge discount to consumers, and had run up a bill of some $4 billion with suppliers, despite not having adequate income to repay them.

Those trips have run up a bill of “at least” $2,252,600.50 from April 29 to Aug. 8, according to Tom Fitton, president of the watchdog organization.

It also invites tenants to run up a bill of months of back rent owed while delaying consequences.

“Over time, we can quickly run up a bill that gets into several millions of dollars,” King said Friday at a news conference at UCLA.

Mr Justice Warby ordered the lawyers to reduce their costs, noting Schillings had already run up a bill of £470,000 for work on witness statements alone, compared with £80,000 spent by the Telegraph for the same part of the work.