Sentence examples for at about a dollar from inspiring English sources

Cellular carriers offer various pricing plans for ring backs, starting at about a dollar a month.

Along with cheap labor, this accident of nature helps to explain why Iraq has the cheapest production costs in the world, at about a dollar a barrel.

I could read my book, take my notes, drink cup after cup of coffee (at about a dollar per visit, not per cup) and watch the passing parade.

(The family now owns about a quarter of the sixty-one million ClAshareshands and eight of ten Class B, or voting, shares. In good or bad years, Dow Jones dividends over the past five years have remained steady, at about a dollar per share).

There are four kinds of tamales (at about a dollar each, you can try them all): masa (cornmeal), black beans and sesame, wrapped in a banana leaf; just black beans, in a corn husk; chicken in an achiote sauce; and -- my favorite, especially for breakfast -- a tamal de dulce, masa, brown sugar and anise.

Enter Basis, a year-old, 10-person, Hoboken, N.J.-based cryptocurrency startup at work on a "stable coin" whose elastic supply will ostensibly expand and contract to keep its value at about a dollar instead of all over the map.

Guidebooks tell you that a highlight in Kerala is to take a houseboat through these backwaters, at about 200 dollars a night.

In Britain, for example, monthly cell-phone charges start at about fifteen dollars; unlimited broadband starts at about twenty-five dollars a month.

Adding a similar kicker here would imply a deal at about 5.30 Australian dollars a share.

The price at the dock was about a dollar a pound, half of what Buddy got the year Aaron was born.

In Vietnam, it will be "premium priced" at the equivalent of about a dollar a bottle, Ms. Brophy said, compared with about 50 cents a bottle for local brands.