Sentence examples for dollars which are from inspiring English sources

(Venezuela gets paid for its oil in dollars, which are now worth more in bolivars).

All prices are in United States dollars, which are widely accepted.

Bring all the money you think you'll need in dollars, which are widely accepted or can be exchanged for rials.

The most undervalued of the rich-world currencies are the Australian and New Zealand dollars, which are both 40-45% below McParity.

Any financial freedom in the country is in the growing black economy, based on dollars, which are never banked but kept at home.

The German public imagines that it is being cruelly exploited for the benefit of lazy southerners; arguably, what's really happening is more like China's purchases of dollars, which are intended not to subsidize America but to boost industry.

(Prices are in U.S. dollars, which is not uncommon in Cambodia).

"He asked me for a thousand dollars, which was a lot for me," Knott said.

Big to them was half a million dollars, which is what they expected to find.

For the first time ever, they raised a few hundred dollars, which was an achievement.

Tickets go up to a hundred and twenty dollars, which is more than most orchestra seats for "Spamalot".