Sentence examples for dime making from inspiring English sources

As a start-up, we're used to running fast, turning on a dime, making decisions quickly".

At Newsweek, we've hacked away intermediate editing layers, learned to turn on a dime (making late cover changes that would have been unthinkable only a few years ago) and expanded globally with the latest in satellite links.

Trying to put together a meal when even a dime makes a difference is bewildering for someone who used to stroll down the aisle at the grocery store with only a casual interest in coupons.

That doesn't make it a bad site (other things might, of course) any more than Twitter being unable to earn a dime makes it a bad service.

So while they are playing around with the dimes, make sure you collect as many nickels that they may have left lying on the floor.

But as any introductory economics course might explain, tenants who blast air-conditioners on their landlord's dime are making rational, predictable choices.

Today Killinger's Washington Mutual is the nation's largest thrift, with $247 billion in assets after the Dime merger, making it the seventh-largest banking company overall (up from $6.6 billion in assets when Killinger became chief executive in 1990).

"I am going to donate every single dime I make tonight to the LGBTQ Center — every single dime," he continued.

"A dime will make a difference," he says.

And I didn't have a dime to make a trip like that on my own".

On his own dime, he made the trip from Mississippi to Flushing to attend the Mets' three home games last October.