Sentence examples for only one dollar from inspiring English sources

"In the end, the court convicted Dunn, but the judgment was only one dollar––a real commentary on what they thought her sexual integrity was worth," Block said.

The new lawsuit, filed in federal court in San Francisco, seeks only one dollar in damages.

"Stupefied, Nan couldn't help but imagine that they'd sold their business for only one dollar.

In absolute terms, America dispenses more aid than any other nation, but only one dollar in 20 finances health programs.

"The ink needed to cover a sheet of A4 costs only one dollar, but about 20 cents is enough for a functional circuit", says Steimle.

In 1998 he was awarded the 2002 World Cup TV rights for Trinidad and Tobago for only one dollar, a practice that had begun under Blatter's predecessor João Havelange.

He turned out only one-dollar bills, and no more than 40 or 50 were passed a month.

"If the law says you can only give one dollar, you only give one dollar," Mr. Caspersen said Wednesday, adding that all his donations were, "vetted by lawyers".

Items range from the Bordeaux vineyard Chateau Latour, bought for six hundred million pounds, to a hundred-billion-dollar banknote issued by Zimbabwe's central bank, worth only one U.S. dollar.

Cash was becoming nearly impossible to obtain; banks were allowing customers to withdraw the equivalent of only one U.S. dollar per day.

A problem in Wendover, which has become a popular gambling site, is that the town would like to control all of the abandoned Air Force Hangars, and the largest one is occupied by a self-taught scientist named Robert Golka, who only pays one dollar a year in rent, per an agreement with the Air Force.