Sentence examples for expressed in denominations of from inspiring English sources

A: Bids on eBay are currently expressed in denominations of kidneys.

Cash management bills are issued only in denominations of $1 million.

Trunk Club deals in upscale designer brands, and gift certificates come in denominations of $250 and above.

While physical gift cards typically come in denominations of $50-$50-$100 can take weeks to arrive, Tango's rewards come instantly and are in much smaller denominations, $2-$2-$5pically.

Fractional currency in denominations of less than ten cents was withdrawn.

Maundy money is struck in denominations of one penny, two pence, three pence, and four pence.

Organize your tips in denominations of ones, fives, tens, twenties, and hundreds.

That narrative has been lived out for centuries by Western missionaries in a range of denominations, and it has been expressed in recent decades in a spectrum of art and literature.

The terms that constitute complex lexical terms are more frequently used in the denomination of concepts in specialized domains.

However, 41 (10.3%) are in denominations that provide midwifery services while another 55 (14.1%) provide a combination of prayers and midwifery services.

Make sure you keep all denominations of bills in the petty cash drawer.