Sentence examples for money dictionary from inspiring English sources

H.w. Roos: "Tickets (plane, train, bus), identity papers, meds (Aspirin etc can come in handy) phone, money, dictionary (if you go to a country where you don't speak the language), a smile and endless patience".

Hence, he has proposed that instead of focusing on money – the dictionary definition of poverty – a plethora of measures will tell us how poor children are.

The New Palgrave Dictionary of Money and Finance.

She is the author, with Campbell R. Harvey, of "The New York Times Dictionary of Money and Investing" (2002).

She that was great among nations, and princess among the provinces, how is she become tributary!" Even on Friday, it was only starting to sink in how great was the tribute America is being made to pay, tribute in this case as defined in dictionary terms: "money or other valuables paid by one nation to another in acknowledgment of submission".

At the time, industry insiders couldn't believe anyone would pay such an absurd amount of money for a simple dictionary word between the "www" and the dot com.

Try this from Neo: 1ac College writer banks money (6) "Banks", the dictionaries remind us, can have the sense of "encloses" we've been discussing and so here Albert CAMUS encloses a small amount of money to give us CAMPUS.

Apparently, they are no longer teaching it in our underfunded schools because those in charge of school funding diverted the money needed to purchase dictionaries.

The Oxford Dictionary defines subsidy as "money granted by the government or a public body, etc., to keep down the price of commodities, etc … any grant of money".

Johnson was continually short of money, despite the success of his dictionary.

It would be interesting to know how much money Oxford has made on the dictionaries they produced; but McMorris doesn't tell us).