Sentence examples for this penny from inspiring English sources

In Beijing, this penny seems to have dropped.

"This penny is yours, Madam," said the cashier.

"If you are not a professional speculator, then someone has to whisper in your ear and say, 'Hey, buy this penny stock,' because you couldn't pick it out of thin air.

A state that takes up more than half the economy begins to deliver an ever worse deal to ever more people in the middle: the extra benefits become harder to detect, the extra costs harder to hide.Guessing when this penny will eventually drop is a little like speculating when an investment bubble will burst or a dictator will fall.

IT is a disservice to the memory and to the art of Charles Ludlam to come upon "The Mystery of Irma Vep" at Fleetwood Stage without a clue about a true Renaissance man of theater who wrote, designed, directed and starred in this "penny dreadful," as it is subtitled.

This penny dreadful does nothing to dispel that myth.

Countless Malawians continued to die unnecessarily as a result of this penny-pinching.

Holders of shares in this penny-stock company succeeded in getting Google to raise its initial offer price by 27 percent.

At this penny-pinching moment in American history, this reality show about moms (and a few dads) who compulsively clip coupons and stockpile free stuff is a breakout hit for TLC, the cable channel formerly best known for Kate Gosselin.

This penny-pinching approach keeps the bill's apparent cost under $900 billion this coming decade but risks undermining the effort to achieve universal coverage.Insurers this week kicked up a fuss over the matter and Mr Gruber acknowledges that they have a legitimate grouse.

Most of us will find ourselves and our loved ones somewhere in the pages of this penny-wise and bullion-foolish discussion about Americans' attitudes toward thrift — bargain-hunting, thrift-shopping, dumpster-diving, or (you know who you are) calculating the savings on three-hundred-dollar boots amortized over a five-year period.