Sentence examples for dollars believed from inspiring English sources

Some who chipped in their dollars believed that the magazine would take a communist line, favoured by many intellectuals at the time of the great Depression.

His £10m mansion in London's Hampstead Garden Suburb was seized as the post-revolutionary government sought to capture the billions of dollars believed to have been plundered by his family and laundered abroad.

He had Derek's bank and credit-card records, showing everything from fast-food purchases to binges of ATM withdrawals totaling thousands of dollars, believed to be used when Derek bought more painkillers from dealers.

Some of the Internet geeks really did believe this, and because they believed it, and were making squazillions of dollars believing it, the rest of us paid attention.

"Thousands of people paid millions of dollars believing that he would tell them his real estate secrets," Schneiderman told ABC News's Good Morning America.

When asked what currency they would like to hold the majority of their portfolio in, more than two-thirds of the plutocrats said U.S. dollars, believing the greenback remains a safe haven in uncertain times despite the Federal Reserve's desire to print hoards of money.

Vidkun and his brother Arne sold one Frans Hals painting for just four thousand dollars, believing it to be a copy and not the fifty-thousand-dollar artwork they had once thought it to be, only to see it reclassified as an original and revalued at a hundred thousand dollars.

Unfortunately, he said, between 15% and 20% of those dollars were believed to be counterfeit, OSupernotes,O and he added that "the situation was so bad that German banks would no longer accept $100 bills from Russian citizens".

Member's of Maduro's family and immediate entourage have been implicated in drug smuggling and hundreds of billions of dollars are believed to have been syphoned out of the economy.

Mr. Claywell told prosecutors that he complained to Mr. Rowland at a fund-raiser that he been trying to collect "five-hundred-odd thousand dollars" he believed the state had owed him for five years.

He was one of many attorneys in her orbit fighting for the millions of dollars she believed she was owed from the estate of her late husband, oil tycoon Howard Marshall II.