Sentence examples for dime's worth from inspiring English sources

It's a dime's worth of celebrity irony, apparently available to anyone who's been there.

Perhaps it's worth considering at this point whether there's actually a dime's worth of difference between DesJarlais and Tracy, if we exclude DesJarlais interpersonal misadventures.

That's why, no matter how much they bicker, there's not a dime's worth of difference between neoliberals and neoconservatives over Iraq.

Yet there's not a dime's worth of ideological difference between the two sides.

Yet those heterodoxies are relatively small compared with the partisan differences that have made obsolete George C. Wallace's claim during his presidential run four decades ago that "there's not a dime's worth of difference" between the Democratic and Republican Parties.

"There's not a dime's worth of difference between the parties," he said, but officials in both parties say he spoke with them about running on their ballot lines before going on the Greens' line.

How about a dime for what's worth a dollar?" SalesForce.com is a battleground stock with lots of hype and even more haters.

"They bought a lot of peanuts," said Dan Oliff, 86, of Glen Rock, who made a dime for each dollar's worth he sold to the baseball fans, black and white alike, as a vendor at Hinchliffe in the 1930s.

It's worth noting that those "digital dimes" are often more profitable than the "analog dollars" of the past because much less overhead is required.

Mr. Ballmer added, "I won't go a dime above, and I will go to what I think it's worth if that gets the deal done".

"I won't go a dime above, and I will go to what I think it's worth if that gets the deal done".