Sentence examples for dollars found from inspiring English sources

Police have arrested three men from Honduras and confiscated seven million US dollars, found in eight suitcases at Panama international airport.

That would stand in marked contrast with the holes, in the tens of billions of dollars, found on balance sheets in the first round of stress tests in 2009.

Holectypus, genus of extinct echinoids, animals much like the modern sea urchins and sand dollars, found as fossils exclusively in marine rocks of Jurassic to Cretaceous age (between 200 million and 65.5 million years ago).

She begins with the end of her immigrant parents' lives, spent in a ramshackle house in upstate New York, a place that inspires her to imagine newspaper headlines announcing their death: "starving old couple eaten by rats: million dollars found in mattress".

Though it retains capital controls, its currency has become the centre of movements of speculative "hot money" – when the yuan was appreciating earlier in the year, waves of dollars found their way to the mainland; now that there is talk of yuan devaluation, the currency market has seized up.

In doing so, Chancellor Angela Merkel insisted that Opel be placed in a trust to protect GM's 25,000 German jobs and to ensure that no German tax dollars found their way into the hands of U.S. shareholders.

In another e-mail, to Dr. Buchanan, State Representative Thomas E. Lubnau II threatened to introduce legislation that would ensure that "no fossil-fuel-derived tax dollars find their way in the University of Wyoming funding stream".

In an inflationary environment those who hold the dollars find they can buy less.

Tom Lubnau, who represents Campbell County, emailed university officials saying he was considering introducing legislation "to avoid any hypocrisy at UW by insuring that no fossil fuel derived tax dollars find their way into the University of Wyoming funding stream".

The U.S. dollar found some needed support on Friday after a brutal week thanks rising Treasury rates, and encouragement from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke.

In its early years, silver coins were being hoarded or exported, and the gold dollar found a ready place in commerce.