Sentence examples for billion dollar sound from inspiring English sources

The Billion Dollar Sound.

With the Billion Dollar Sound, big band music.

RED MILL MUSEUM VILLAGE "Salute to World War II," Billion Dollar Sound with Sandy Sasso, vocals.

Would fifty dollars sound right?" I shudder to remember that to me, in 1964, fifty dollars for the use of Rauschenberg's thumbprint sounded fine.

Would fifty dollars sound right?" I shudder to remember that to me, in 1964, fifty dollars for the use of Rauschenberg's thumbprint sounded fine.

He and his colleagues in the tongue inevitably make a certain amount of currency ("five dollars") sound like a scolding administered to a Texas city ("fie, Dallas").

At the same newsstands peddling state papers and party gazettes, you can now buy a booklet whose existence was until recently unthinkable: a compendium of classified ads, called Papelito, that lists homes for sale by their owners (how does a colonial-style townhouse with marble columns and twenty-foot ceilings, for twenty thousand dollars, sound?).

"Ten for six dollars!" Sounds pretty good.

Seventy-five thousoundsolikes sounds like a pittance, but every nickel that we save helps".

"A million dollars sounds like a lot of money to make a movie," Mr. Moore said.

Compared with the four-hundred-and-twenty-five-million-dollar construction cost of Yoshio Taniguchi's sleek new monolith for the Museum of Modern Art, the cost of Piano's meteor — which Weinberg estimates at about a hundred and sixty million dollars — sounds frugal.