Sentence examples for about two pennies from inspiring English sources
He signals that Diet Rite has tumbled to about two pennies an ounce over at Subway.
The Scottish-American naturalist and explorer showed up in Alaska 138 years after Steller, just a dozen years after the US purchased Alaska from the cash-strapped Russians for about two pennies per acre.
IBM's earnings rose to $2.47 in the fourth quarter, up from $2.11 last year, about two pennies better than Wall Street had expected.
Options players purchased 4,500 puts at the April $40 strike for an average premium of $0.27 apiece (wing 1) in combination with the purchase of 4,500 puts at the lower April $36 strike for about four pennies apiece (wing 2).
The beauty part -- which, by the way, also demonstrates what a scam these for-profit college loans are -- is that Debt Strike bought the loans for about three pennies on the dollar.
Once Rana's 20-litre jars are full, she hands over 10 Nepalese rupees (about seven pence) from her trousers and returns home.
To improve the health of its residents and its coffers, New York State, among others, is considering an excise tax of about one penny per ounce on high-calorie sweetened beverages.
But, Mr Campbell says, the current pricing regime means he will lose about six pence on every single litre.
The RSPCA said its various roles were independently run and that about five pence in every pound donated were spent on prosecutions.
I compute the average boda ride at about one and a half kilometres (the length of a "commute" from the centre of a neighbourhood like mine to the trading centre) and the cost of such a ride is a thousand Ugandan shillings (about twenty pence at today's exchange rate).
