Sentence examples for easy dollars from inspiring English sources

The easy dollars give new meaning to the availability fallacy.

They say its proximity to the Treasury Department and the Fed may allow it to reap billions of easy dollars through federal contracts and preferential investment opportunities.

Many resorted to earning a few easy dollars by using their charcoal-sketch training to become street portraitists, rendering in minutes a caricature of a customer, who would buy it for as little as $5.

TWO decades ago, Robert B. McKnight Jr. was a "surfer dude" who hoped to make a few easy dollars selling Australian-made board shorts, those baggy swim trunks worn by surfers, along the balmy beaches of this Southern California town.

In it they write: "the troll is really after… a few thousand easy dollars.

As children of families that never came by an easy dollar, they had more in common than their personalities suggested, explaining why Thomas has also made it his mission to assemble a team of 12 angry (and athletic) young men.

Natalie Stella Judelson, a consultant who works with private schools and other nonprofit groups, said the most popular items were those that cannot be assigned an easy dollar figure, like the television show tour or a walk-on appearance in a movie.

And sometimes even those who understand the situation still get involved hoping to make an easy dollar.

No. It's a moneymaker, and therefore there will always be somebody who will want to make an easy dollar.

"His dad paid me a grand to lie, gave it to my mum like, easy dollar for sitting in here innit," he says.

Or European trade campaigners trying to change the rules of trade pacts so that corporations can't chase the easiest dollar – and the dirtiest energy.