Sentence examples for some cents from inspiring English sources
Sometimes they walk five blocks to save some cents on a vegetable".
He seemed to have won a dollar and some cents and to have lost refuge in America and a woman he really loved.
Every liability is also an asset, so while a dollar that is no longer required for debt repayment might add some cents to consumer spending, it is also a dollar cut out of a bank's capital or of an investor's net worth — subtracting from resources and confidence.
PARIS, Oct. 5 - At the very moment that John Galliano chose to put some cents and sensibility in Dior, banishing the kooky couture for a Lucky-style editorial blitz (50 Fabulous Handbags!), Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons set her hard little chin and offered her version of "Girls Gone Wild".
It can range from some cents to more than 1.00 $/kWh, exclusive of additional capital costs for inverters and grid connections [6, 7, 8].
"There are hardly any incentives for people to switch, except maybe for the price, but some cents don't make a big difference".
Washington, D.C., has had a sixty-some-per-cent decrease of bags in the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers since it imposed a five-cent fee".
PUTIN (THROUGH TRANSLATOR): If I may, I'd throw in some two cents.
The New Yorker, February 25 , 1933P. 40 Tells of man who has only a dollar and some odd cents.
Microsoft shares grew some 32 cents, or 1.3%, to $24.47 in Friday morning Nasdaq trading.
Between 1660 and 1950, the cost of an effective kilowatt-hour dropped from thousands of dollars to some seven cents.
