Sentence examples for change for a dollar from inspiring English sources

A second thief, who wears a gray hooded sweatshirt, a black bubble jacket and a dark knit cap and usually asks for change for a dollar or about opening a new account before robbing banks, has made off with $62,498 during a dozen bank robberies in Manhattan, the police said.

Moreover, it had the characteristics of activities that I love to use with young kids: it causes them to practice some useful basic skill (in this case, calculating change for a dollar) for the purpose of trying to win a strategy game with more sophisticated mathematics".

The Indiana Pacers absolutely will win a game in this series at some point, they are a very good team, but the Heat seem to be still on line to win this in five games in what could end up being just another stop on the "Quest for Change for a Dollar Tour".

"Said that I did not have change for a dollar". "Told him I had done poorly on my calculus homework when I had aced it". "Said I had been true to my girl". People didn't feel guilty about these lies, by and large, but lying still left them with what DePaulo called a "smudge," a sort of smarmy feeling after lying.

If a generic only has to be 80% equivalent, is that like asking for change for a dollar and getting back 80 cents?

In April 2016, Verizon announced it was going to spend a paltry $300 million over six years in Boston to bring FiOS fiber optic services--that's $50 million a year - chump change for a $132 billion dollar company.

The gunman had asked for change from a $5 bill, and while Mr. Sass was getting it, he took out a handgun, demanded money, placed the gun against the attendant's head and fired one shot, Chief Kelly said.

As the driver pulled into my driveway I asked him for change of a $20.

In the end, Florida's Enron holdings shrank to $2.1 million -- pocket change for a $95 billion portfolio.

One of the women asked if he had change for a $100 bill, but he said he only had $50.

Big John taught a work ethic, forcing Zduriencik to clean windows and sweep floors and obtain his barber's license at 16. Big John taught empathy, giving four quarters' change for a $1 haircut to families in need.