Sentence examples for dime of a from inspiring English sources

And now he is back in this rain-soaked dime of a country in glummer circumstances.

How could she bear to leave this rain-soaked dime of a country?

But the Major connection isn't the only link between Veep and this rain-soaked dime of a country.

"We're going to shape them to be a Ford Fiesta message, not just 'We're having fun on the dime of a big company,' " he added.

I've had a lot of occasions in my life to feel disgust at being British, but Dad's Army's ironising approach to national identity made me fall for this rain-soaked dime of a dump in a way that only Danny Boyle's 2012 Olympics opening ceremony has ever managed to replicate.

She ended up in Portland on the dime of a suitor, but eventually returned home to her small town and couldn't find a job.

The president doesn't actually have to spend a dime of political capital or a second of time to fix this.

By threatening a government default, they forced an agreement, negotiated by Speaker John Boehner, that cut $2.3 trillion from the budget over a decade without a dime of new taxes.

Naturally, Diveroli's rush to squeeze every dime out of a deal is the company's eventual downfall.

But six and a half years later, Tito hasn't seen a dime of the reward.

And while selling medical data has become a billion-dollar industry, patients don't see a dime of that profit.