Sentence examples for the dime of from inspiring English sources

"We're going to shape them to be a Ford Fiesta message, not just 'We're having fun on the dime of a big company,' " he added.

Claire's sister Rickey (Quincy Tyler Bernstine), underemployed and angry at Claire for reneging on a financial promise, has flown in on the dime of another sister who opted for a beach vacation.

For now, Ms. Braun, who recently lent her campaign money to keep it afloat and never had more than 10 people on the payroll, will travel on the dime of Mr. Dean, the best-financed Democrat in the field.

So we are treated to genial descriptions of Champagne junkets to Shanghai, presumably on the dime of Moët & Chandon, accounts of his surprise birthday party in the famous cellars of the Schramsberg vineyard in Napa and all sorts of lavish, grape-soaked banquets among industry heavyweights in Alsace, Australia and Burgundy.

She ended up in Portland on the dime of a suitor, but eventually returned home to her small town and couldn't find a job.

Whatever the reason for it, FNO in New York is at best an opportunity to get wasted with your friends on the dime of big clothing conglomerates.

For the reverse of the dime, on which, by law, an eagle could not appear, a slight modification of the reverse of the Seated Liberty dime was used, with a wreath of foliage and produce surrounding the words "One Dime".

She's traveled to exotic destinations all over the world on the dimes of guidebook publishers, magazines and tourist boards, but some of her favorite trips have been of the self-financed variety.

A year later, he was named president of the Dime, one of the largest savings banks in the state.

He was one of the early "heroes of the West" popularized in the dime novels of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

I handed the youth the dime, conscious of Johnny's scowl.