Sentence examples for dollar dish from inspiring English sources

Fortify yourself with a trip to Williams Sonoma and bring home some twenty dollar dish soap.

They were too valuable to put in a three-dollar dish, I supposed.

One evening, a fifteen-dollar Black Angus burger came on an ordinary picnic bun, and one gentleman's nineteen-dollar dish of chicken and dumplings so resembled chicken potpie that he pined for puff pastry and wondered, "Shouldn't comfort food be more comforting?" There are bright spots on the brunch menu, including a peppery sausage gravy and a well-balanced pork hash.

Dah's de stump, dah — dat's one er de women; heah's you — dat's de yuther one; I's Sollermun; en dish yer dollar bill's de chile.

At night, Kyochon raises its prices a few dollars, depending on the dish.

The downstairs propensity to dish for dollars is roughly proportional to the upstairs supply of degrading meanness, according to Keith Greenhouse, who specializes in finding jobs for butlers and chauffeurs in New York.

TiVo shareholders stampeded out of the stock because they thought the issue had been settled and were looking forward to hundreds of millions of dollars in damages from Dish.

To build support for CNN in Congress, Turner spent thirteen thousand dollars to install a satellite dish for the House and cabled the office of each member of Congress.

The review said that the prices were too high (hyped as a less expensive version of Eleven Madison Park, the restaurant offered a carrot dish for twenty dollars), and gave the NoMad only two stars out of five.

In 1975, Gerald Levin, of Home Box Office, which was then a regional cable service, owned by Time Inc., that offered movies to subscribers, decided that he could transform HBO into a national pay-TV network by distributing it over the newly launched RCA satellite: all he had to do was get cable operators to invest a hundred thousand dollars in a thirty-foot dish.

So it's no wonder that home buyers fork over top dollar to create lavish spaces to dish out food.