Sentence examples for penny it from inspiring English sources

Why has Canada killed off the penny?It is not the first country to have done away with its smallest unit of currency: in the past few decades Britain, France, Israel and Spain, among others, have done the same.

If anything, this shows Google is scrambling for every penny it can get its hands on these days even if it means lowering their quality standards, but I have to add that I can't exactly blame them for it either.

Is this case of a private equity-owned firm trying to maximise every penny it can make out of its members already paying an expensive (typically almost £100 a year) membership, or a perfectly reasonable charge for delivering a service at the roadside?

And although the company was preparing to borrow billions of dollars before he was hired, Mr. Mulally insisted that Ford try to get its hands on every last penny it could.

With its mix of crime reports and human-interest stories, the Sun was intended to appeal to a mass audience, and its publisher, Benjamin Day, made it cheap: at one penny, it was one-sixth of the price of most other papers.

By the way, just a few weeks ago, that little agency caught one of the biggest credit card companies cheating its customers and made it give people back every penny it took, plus millions of dollars in fines.

If we're going to measure it in pounds, shillings and pence, it's more pence than shillings".

"It's 20 bucks, but coming from Jack collecting his pennies it's worth 20 million bucks to me and to our community.

For English soccer, where deep-pocketed foreign owners of the top teams are becoming two-a-penny, it promised another test of whether money can buy success.

"It's not just about pounds and pence, it is about maximising the marketing for the sport.

Ideas are two-a-penny, it's execution that counts, and you can't execute anything totally on your own.