monthly

(eg. essay, grace, sign )

monthly monthly /ˈmənθ li/

You pay monthly like any other plan, but as soon as the minutes are used up, the phone stops working until you pay your next month's bill or buy extra time online.
Your monthly payment would be $1,199.
The Administration figures that offer could reduce monthly payments for 4 million to 5 million borrowers.

Monthly Party on the Patio supports PATH, local cancer fund
The monthly Party on the Patio at Heritage Station took a turn for the pink Friday night.
on June 22, 2013 Source: The Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Monthly discount suggested for DRPA bridges
Could commuters once again get a monthly discount on the Ben Franklin, Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross, and Commodore Barry Bridges?
on June 21, 2013 Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer
Monthly Distribution and Net Asset Value as at June 15, 2013
Monthly Distribution and Net Asset Value as at June 15, 2013
on June 20, 2013 Source: CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance

"Inflation pressures appear to have abated somewhat," Bernanke said in his prepared testimony, before adding that the "monthly data are noisy, however, and it will consequently be some time before we can be confident that underlying inflation...
on Feb 14, 2007 By: Ben Bernanke Source: TheStreet.com
"This means that many families who are struggling now will be able to refinance their loans, meet their monthly payments and keep their homes," Bush said.
on Aug 31, 2007 By: President Bush Source: FOXNews
Democrats "should not treat our men and women in uniform like they are children who are getting a monthly allowance," said Rep. John Boehner, R-Ohio, his party's leader.
on May 8, 2007 By: John Boehner Source: San Francisco Chronicle