The word 'pennies' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a coin worth one cent in various currencies, such as the US penny or the British penny. Example: "I found a few pennies on the ground and added them to my collection of coins."
Daniel: It's a bit of an eyeopener when you see the pennies you're spending going up throughout the day.
I'll need to see it gaain to provide a less vague description - bear with me! Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.37pm BST23 37 So, those late, late goals: Germany's second was the equivalent of somebody stealing the pennies from a dead man's eyes.
The $28bn burger chain is out to pilfer your pennies and wheedle your wad with an artful dodger too charming to refuse.
… and save money, too Charging a gadget might only cost you pennies, but it all adds up over the course of a year - particularly if, like many of our challenge families, you don't have one gadget but multiple phones and tablets.
You could see the pennies dropping, it was 'she grew up on the same estate as me & she's a barrister'.
The industry's changed since he left, but if he's happy to churn out endless "43 Incredible Cat GIFs That'll Make You Fart With Glee" listicles for pennies, he's more than welcome back.
Come for rough-and-ready bus and truck journeys, vast meals of injera bread with spicy sauces which cost pennies, and a treasure chest of historic wonders.
If you're one of the richest 1,000 Britons who have enjoyed a doubling of wealth during one of the worst economic crises in modern history, it surely smacks of ingratitude not to fling a few pennies into the Tory coffers.
He also gets a 10% staff discount on shopping at the supermarket, but still has to watch the pennies.
"Their employers give them two pennies and take advantage.
We can collect only pennies on financial crimes that cost the country trillions in lost growth, productivity and jobs.
