Sentence examples for few dinars from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, teenagers tried to make a few dinars hawking flags and revolutionary stickers.

"I remember hot summer days on the beach in Algeria and some little kid walking along the hot sand selling sfenj and mint tea for a few dinars".

I was short a few dinars and told him that I had been robbed on the train: two brazen criminals had emptied my pockets but had failed to find the rest of the money in my bag.

For the poorest children, this usually means begging on the streets, or trying to scrape a few dinars by dodging traffic in an effort to persuade motorists to buy sticks of gum, sweets and cigarettes.

"Nobody is going to quibble about paying a few more dinars into this economy to get things moving".

But with little cash in the vaults, banks have limited withdrawals to a few hundred dinars each.

With stronger local currencies the state would get fewer dirhams, dinars or riyals for every petrodollar.

The muddy alleys behind the family's home were clotted with the pickup trucks and the Land Cruisers of police officials, who offered their condolences and donated a few thousand Iraqi dinars to help cover funeral expenses.

As it turned out, the rabbi, Jonathan Rosenblatt, was happy to offer Dinar a few places within the large building in which to pray on days when after-school activities preclude her from going home to pray.

Months before the start of the wars in 1991, the Yugoslav financial authority tried to prevent a financial crisis by devaluing the national currency and erasing a few zeroes so 10,000 old dinars were exchanged for 1 new one.

Until recently, the largest Iraqi notes in circulation were two-hundred-and-fifty-dinar notes, worth about ten cents; a few weeks ago, mercifully, ten-thousand-dinar notes began appearing.