Sentence examples for a dollar or a from inspiring English sources

They'd give her a dollar, or a ten if need be, and get the coin back.

Hardly a dollar or a euro changes hands anymore without the aid of computer systems.

Most "quality" hardcover juvenile fiction cost a dollar or a dollar twenty-five, but it was still primarily instructional.

The woman went down the block, bumping into men and trying — without luck — to cadge a dollar or a cigarette.

In town, between writing and benefits, she attends rummage sales, where she buys old wedding gowns and taffeta dresses for a dollar or a dollar and a half.

Most of the minimum-wage campaigns in the U.S. have been modest increases of a dollar or a dollar and a half.

The peasant has to pay only a dollar or two a year.

From May to July 2009, he sold that inventory for a dollar or two an item.

Both were international medal winners and priced accordingly, at a dollar or more a tablespoon.

Perhaps 200 million or more are surviving on a dollar or two a day.

Vitamin A supplements cost just a dollar or two.