Sentence examples for dinars it from inspiring English sources

With one dollar now worth 1,500 dinars, it takes roughly 10,000 dinars to buy that same paperback.

Montenegro's turn to the German mark as its currency has protected it from the fall of the Yugoslav dinar, but it has also made prices more expensive and led to louder grumbling from the many unemployed in this republic of just 650,000 people.

I got five papers for 1,750 dinars, around $1.50; it felt like I was buying the famous bread of bab-al-agha: hot, crispy and cheap.

On a once-decent government salary of something like 3,000 dinars a month, it would now require three months' pay to buy one novel.

He had bought at 6 dinars a share; it is now worth 2. Mr. Benham once worked as a video store clerk in Detroit and lost a lot of money in the Internet bust.

Before the revolution, milk cost 1.25 dinars a can; now it is 2.25 dinars.

In addition, he said soldiers took the money he was carrying, about $200 in Iraqi dinars, and never returned it.

There is a seven-dinar admission, but it is not always collected.

In another sign of trouble for Mr. Milosevic, the Yugoslav dinar weakened further on the black market: it cost 38 dinars to buy one German mark today, up from 28 dinars a month ago.

One of the people who has my father's villa is now renting out just one part of it for 4,000 dinars a month," or about $3,100.

"I used to sell 1kg (2.2lb) of potatoes for 1 dinar (£0.40) before the revolution; today I sell it for four dinars," he said before interrupting the interview to serve a customer.