Sentence examples for in small change from inspiring English sources
Each day she gives them between five and fifteen dollars in small change, which is a lot of money on the Bowery.
As Malcolm Gladwell wrote in Small Change: Why the revolution will not be tweeted, this new sociability was something of a boon.
STANDING behind the cramped counter of Los Guarinos, his bodega in Washington Heights, Joel Olivo deals not in big money but in small change.
In 2009, Wallinger planned to throw $15,000 £9,6266) in small change into the Roaring Fork River in Aspen, but was stopped for unknown "environmental reasons".
Interrupting the circulation of that poison as it flows from generation to generation became one of his key subjects, as in "Small Change," from 1976, a lyrical comedy about children that has as its crucial moral presence a teacher (played by Jean-François Stévenin) whose sensitive attention to his students is a response to his own rough childhood.
The following day, first-class tickets for India's longest train journey between Dibrugarh and Kanyakumari were sold out for the next four months as people scrambled to buy expensive tickets with their notes, planning to get refunds later in small change or new currency.
An annual revision, announced yesterday, resulted in small changes in earlier months, most of them upward.
The real importance of DSM 5 is in small changes to the criteria for diagnosing core illnesses like schizophrenia".
Although the diameter of the web will increase as the number of sites increases, large numbers of new nodes result only in small changes in the diameter.
