Sentence examples for for their dime from inspiring English sources

Still, donors are getting something for their dime.

Look for the wife and kids!" In this climate, one evening in 1998, two roofers who had to pay for their beer in dimes and quarters left a bar in Laramie with a 21-year-old gay college student, took him to the edge of town, robbed and pistol-whipped him and left him lashed to a fence.

(Until then, they had never been paid a dime for their work).

But consumers love Google and Facebook since they do not pay a dime for their services.

Both of our kids have M.B.A.'s from the University of Chicago and thanks to their parents, didn't owe a dime for their undergraduate educations.

But a review of recruiting data and interviews with coaches indicate that it is actually occurring much more frequently in sports that never make a dime for their colleges.

But in interviews at the hiring site this week, several laborers, including some men and women freshly unemployed from shops and delis near the trade center, said they had not seen a dime for their work -- some for a week, some for two.

At $75 a year, Amazon is the cheapest of the lot (that's only $6.25 a month, but you have to buy the full year) but it offers something none of its competitors can: free two-day shipping for all Amazon products right to your door, so your books, dog food and that cheap pair of shoes you just had to buy won't cost you a dime for their transit.

And yet others work just as hard and will never see a dime for their efforts.

It's now been more than a year and a half since Transco began digging up their land and yet the Erbs still haven't seen a dime for their land.

Q is for QUALIFIED IMMUNITY, which allows officers to walk away without paying a dime for their wrongdoing.