Sentence examples for dollars designed from inspiring English sources

In 2007, Herzog and de Meuron, the architecture firm behind 40 Bond, a luxury residence in Manhattan with units that are currently valued at between ten and twenty-seven million dollars, designed a "graffiti fence" to surround the property.

So last January, they hired a local service provider, who for a few hundred dollars designed a simple but colorful Web site with the catchy name Time for Prom (timeforprom.com).

The challenge with doing so is that ads in TV and print are generally "upper funnel" ad dollars — designed to drive awareness and intent instead of precipitate a direct response.

Huge companies most notably Apple have spent years and millions of dollars designing complex tax schemes to hide their money overseas and then lobbying members of Congress to give them exactly this kind of giveaway.

There is some question as to how much the downsizing of the boats will save considering some teams have already spent several months and tens of millions of dollars designing 62ft catamarans.

Navy engineers have spent decades and millions of dollars designing the new sonar, which is towed behind a ship and uses low-frequency sound blasts to detect enemy submarines hundreds of kilometers away.

It only makes sense that if you are going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars designing and building a new product, you make it seem new either with styling or technology or both.

"Before you go and spend a billion dollars designing a ground vehicle to operate on Mars that will run on some exotic power system, you want to find out what is the right type of ground vehicle," Zubrin said.

Dime and half-dollar owe origin to Adolf Weimann, Herman MacNeil responsible for quarter, silver dollar designed by Anthony Francisci.

The Flowing Hair dollar, designed by Robert Scot, was initially produced in 1794, and again in 1795.

The Barber coinage consisted of a dime, quarter, and half dollar designed by United States Bureau of the Mint Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber.