In some cases, men can also be awarded with coins – equivalent of a dime or a quarter.
At $75 a year, Amazon is the cheapest of the lot (that's only $6.25 a month, but you have to buy the full year) but it offers something none of its competitors can: free two-day shipping for all Amazon products right to your door, so your books, dog food and that cheap pair of shoes you just had to buy won't cost you a dime for their transit.
Herc fuck-ups: I'd call dropping a dime on Hamsterdam a big fuck up – so up one to nine and a half.
In these times of austerity and corporate cost-cutting – and when BBC director-general Tony Hall books no entertainment expenses and hails no taxis on his employer's dime, at least according to the corporation's latest salaries and expenses statement for April to June 2014 – Monkey is happy to note other execs are still flying the flag for the glamorous expenses account.
It has a knack of turning on a dime to reinvent itself.
In 1857 it ditched the half-cent, which was then worth nearly as much in real terms as today's dime.
Drug dealers, like prostitutes, are a dime a dozen.
Above all, the report captures what may be the most critical error of the modern central banker: eschewing a focus on his proper domain demand stabilisation in favour of an arena in which he has no business sticking his nose the economy's supply side.Briefly, a dime summary of the report.
He troublingly befriended and sometimes seduced teenage women decades his junior, only to unceremoniously abandon them on a dime.
Given that content owners have, to date, done a good job of persuading legislators that they must be enabled to squeeze every last dime from every possible use of their products, it may be just as well that the courts got to the question before there was an opportunity for Congress to "clarify" the scope of the time-shifting right.
