Sentence examples for about three cents from inspiring English sources

It was a sweet deal — it worked out to about three cents an acre.

A monitor by the sink indicated that the house was burning three hundred watts, or about three cents an hour.

Whether they stay with their utility or switch to a new entrant, Californians must pay about three cents per kilowatt hour, out of a total price of ten cents, to cover these costs.

The cost of his buoys' electricity is currently around seven cents a kW-hour, but he expects this to fall to about three cents a kW-hour in commercial production, which would be competitive with conventional generators.

In 1994, when the top-selling paper in New Delhi was the Hindustan Times, Jain slashed the price of the Times of India by a third, to one and a half rupees, or about three cents.

On Wednesday, the group announced its latest action: the purchase, for about three cents on the dollar, of nearly four million dollars' worth of private debt from Everest College, which is part of the for-profit Corinthian Colleges system.

Although electric cars are cheap to operate — about two cents a mile, compared with about twelve cents for gasoline-powered vehicles — the batteries are expensive.

Today, that royalty rate works out to about nine cents per copy.

"Random paid about ten cents, so Toni took on teaching jobs," Jason Epstein recalled.

It's cheap (about two cents a minute within the United States), but it's not free.

For every dollar of revenue it generates, Goldman makes a profit of about twenty-one cents; Apple makes about twenty-three cents.