Sentence examples similar to billion dollar show from inspiring English sources

A quality alpaca is rarely cheap, but you don't have to buy a million dollar show breeder.

To reach a half a billion dollars shows momentum for building up enterprise market and enterprise products," Adrian McDermott, Zendesk's president of products told TechCrunch.

"The original Noise Pop Festival was just a 'five bands for five dollars' show," Mr. Arnold said in an e-mail interview.

The following summer, in another farmhouse attic, in Cushing, Maine, a few miles from where the Wyeth family had summered since 1920, Wyeth painted his greatest hit: "Christina's World," which the Museum of Modern Art purchased, in 1949, for eighteen hundred dollars, shows a woman in a pale pink dress dragging herself through a field of brown grass toward a foreboding farmhouse.

The sheer size of Zuckerberg's grant, currently valued at forty-five billion dollarshowsows just how concentrated wealth has become, and the earnest rhetoric of his mission statement, couched as a public letter to his baby daughter, reinforced a sense of Silicon Valley's overweening confidence in its ability to fix the world.

While performing with Cirque du Soleil, Quebec's billion dollar global circus show, puts the performer at the top of his field, his chosen profession comes with a lot of baggage.

I was being paid two dollars a show, twenty-five shows a week.

Cocaine is also in powder form, I wanted to overlay a picture of someone using it with the obvious hundred dollar bill, showing the light and dark side of using.

About ten dollars per show on the weeknights, fifty a show on the weekends.

Skrillex had been earning fifty thousand dollars a show.

I was — You know, seventy-five dollarshowshow, that's fine.