Sentence examples for changing currency from inspiring English sources

Tricks of the trade The key when changing currency is how many euros you get for your pound.

Wages and pensions have been increased, but Nossan has not noticed, confused by changing currency and rising prices.

Changing currency pegs in Switzerland, allowing the renminbi to appreciate in China or ongoing bullheadedness in Washington could make today's emergency rafts look less seaworthy.

People are paying a lot of attention to this stuff, whether it is the stock market or the changing currency," said Balding.

Readers also responded to Ginia Bellafante's Big City column, which examined the word "gay" and its changing currency as an insult in light of a court ruling that a false accusation of homosexuality could no longer be considered slander.

Every few minutes, a telephone call came from their father, who was at a public telephone office in Kandahar, relaying buy or sell orders based on the changing currency rates he was monitoring with calls to a relative in Quetta, across the border in Pakistan.

Crossing most borders, whether for work or pleasure, no longer requires changing currencies or presenting a passport.

"It is simply because as very small retail outlets, they don't have the facilities to cope with changing currencies," a spokeswoman said.

The benefits are microeconomic, consisting of potential gains in trade and growth as the costs of changing currencies and exchange-rate uncertainty are removed.In 2003, for example, Britain's Treasury ruled out membership because the country's economy had not yet converged sufficiently with that of the euro area to be able to live with interest rates set in Frankfurt.

And who could forget the pensioner on the BBC News who couldn't understand "why they didn't wait for us old people to die out" before changing the currency?

Then, after losing much of it in the rebellion, when his house was invaded and burned, he turned to a task for which the Hausas are famous in West Africa: changing foreign currency on the black market.