Sentence examples for one dinar from inspiring English sources

I talked to kids on ATVs who were charging one dinar to ride with them along the corniche.

And while the official exchange rate is just over one dinar to a US dollar, on the black market the Libyan currency is worth three times less.

Housed in the former residence of Sharif Hussein bin Ali — King Abdullah's great-grandfather — the museum displays important Islamic artifacts from the 7th to the 12th centuries; admission is one dinar.

The price for commodities is very good - just one dinar [$0.80, £0.50] for a sack of rice," he said.

The residents in several districts purchase freshwater (at a price of one dinar for 2 L), which represents more than 600 AD/month and is about 1/10th of the guaranteed minimum wage (GMW) for a family of six persons, without forgetting the expenses they have to settle with the Company of Production of Water (ADE) in the city of Oran (Tounsi 1998).

The gold coin worth one dinar weighs a little less than an American nickel. .

Their exchange rate, the officials said, would be one "Swiss dinar" -- the currency used in northern Iraq -- for every 150 new dinars.

Before the war, when one Iraqi dinar was worth about $3, you could purchase a book in Baghdad for a little more than two dinars, or about $7.

Sulieman Ali, one of Dinar's sons who remained in Darfur, was given a position as a manual labourer by the British, a way to "demote Dinar's family", according to Sudanese historian Abdullah Adam Khatir.

You need more than $3.30 to buy one Kuwaiti dinar.

Telenor and Telenor Bank have provided direct donations worth one million dinars each to support UNICEF's Sport for All programme.