Sentence examples for changing dollars from inspiring English sources

Avoid double commissions by, for example, never changing dollars to, say, Swiss francs in another country, where you are generally charged a commission for each transaction between currencies.

Travelers will be spared the necessity of changing dollars into different currencies, and currency risks will be reduced for money managers.

The unwary traveler should be on his guard even when changing dollars into lire at a bank if he is not familiar with Italian currency.

On arriving in Europe, I discovered that I could have saved myself a lot of money by changing the dollars there.

But now all the ogas [elites] are changing their dollars into naira because they need to start distributing to the common man," said Ibrahim.

If she becomes a member of the Cabinet, I'm changing my dollars to Euros.

But all that is now changing". The dollar is down more than 40percentt against the euro over the past seven years, taking a particularly sharp drop last month.

But David Gilmore, a partner at Foreign Exchange Analytics in Essex, Conn., which consults with currency traders, said changing the dollar policy now would risk foreign investment at a vulnerable time.

McDonald's Corp., which has recently struggled to compete with other fast food giants, said it is considering changing its Dollar Menu, introduced over 10 years ago, to evolve with shifting consumer preferences and the needs of the business.

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Originally a Depression-era general store closeout business, the company adopted a game-changing dollar price point strategy that's made it one of the most ubiquitous retailers in the country.