Sentence examples similar to it's dime from inspiring English sources

"It's dime-store Deepak Chopra stuff, but the point of the journey is that it's ongoing," Mr. Hunter said.

Ok, maybe it was an off night, every restaurant, no matter the caliber, can be less than perfect on occasion, but unfortunately, I will not return so as to give The French Laundry another chance to prove to me the reason why they have maintained such an illustrious reputation over the years because of the exhorbitant prices, unless of course it is on someone else's dime!

It's a dime's worth of celebrity irony, apparently available to anyone who's been there.

I do these things that are a turnoff, but it's my dime.

It's a dime today, but a dollar tomorrow.

"When you can save a dime, it's still a dime," Jones says.

And while I wish I could say that the pot-puffing hip-hopper's first published work of fiction (written with the playwright David E. Talbert) is the literary equivalent of Acapulco Gold, it's just dime-bag schwag.

The buy-in to the championship of the WSOP is not a penny; it's ten dimes.

They know my time's important -- at least it's on their dime.

Another possible term for at least some DAMPs is DIME, or death-induced molecular effector.

"It's only a dime".