Sentence examples for of the dime from inspiring English sources

Most of the dime novel tales required the suspension of belief and plausibility.

A year later, he was named president of the Dime, one of the largest savings banks in the state.

The profile of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Law 1905-07), the 32nd president of the United States (1933-45) lefts left on the back of the dime.

Shamefully observing, sitting snug inside your car, you'd catch yourself going: "I hope that pompous, stuffy-looking guy coming out of the dime store … Yup!

But, he added, the bank is investigating both Mrs. Kozirovskaya's case and that of the Dime customer who lost her bonds in December.

The Jets also want to re-sign linebacker James Darling, who had an impressive season as a member of the dime defense.

What part of the dime-novel tradition is worth echoing?

He had all the instincts of a survivor, and indeed all the qualifications of a hero, as heroism was understood by Americans of the dime-novel era.

"Doesn't it seem like girls have gotten sluttier these days?" I can't even remember which one of the Dime-a-Dozen in the gang comes up with this quip.

The first object I recall at the Mütter happened to be the giant colon, five times the average size, formerly belonging to the so-called Human Windbag, one of the dime-museum stars, whose misfortune came to be removed after his death, stuffed by the museum with packing straw and put on view, where it remains an object of abiding proctologic fascination.

Yu attempted to explain the Pentium 4′s "NetBurst" architecture at least in a cursory fashion with an enlarged view of the dime-sized chip showing where each new feature is located.