Sentence examples for this dime from inspiring English sources
"Who brought this dime in?
Buchan's contribution to this "dime novel" scenario was to create in his protagonist, Richard Hannay, an appealing antihero, both cool and brave, but also "pretty well disgusted with life" who, caught up in a high-octane international drama, has the resource, intelligence and daring to thwart a naked foreign attempt to drag Britain into war.
I've been bullish on him all summer, and his recent preseason play ― check this dime to Gary Barnidge ― shows he may just be ready.
"We'll sit down, have a balanced conversation and negotiation on everything, whether it's Medicare and all the rest, when Republicans decide that they're going to get off this dime saying we have to protect the wealthiest 2percentt of Americans".
This "dime-store Dostoevsky," as he has been called, was a pulp writer.
The only reason I'm mentioning this dime-a-dozen Chinese pirated video game console thing (OneStation) is because I spy with my big eye el crack del Barça, Ronaldinho.
For this reason, the DIME model was adopted for the Nepalese context, in particular taking consideration of local socio-cultural aspects of villages in Chitwan district.
In this case, Dime is arguing that Salomon is violating a contract it signed as Dime's adviser on its purchase of the North American Mortgage Company in 1997.
"We need to get off the dime with this and build some full scale projects to demonstrate this technology at scale," said Edward S. Rubin, a professor of environmental engineering at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, "but the price tag per project is $800 million to $1 billion".
"When it's for something good, I don't mind flipping the dime, but this money just went from my pocket to a contractor".
