Sentence examples for tiny denominations from inspiring English sources
The yen was divided into 100 sen and into 1,000 rin until 1954, when these tiny denominations were removed from circulation.
Two, three, five, eight, eighteen Hastings-on-Hudsonians lumbered in to check their boxes, sort circulars into recycling bins, greet the postmistress, and trade coins for stamps, each of comically tiny denominations.
At one point, by some silent cue, women reached into their bras and the men into small sachets tied around their waists -- sarongs don't have pockets -- and pulled out bills of tiny denominations which they tucked in and around Ida Dayu's body.
The overwhelming voice vote by members of the Lutheran Coalition of Renewal created the North American Lutheran Church, a tiny denomination of churches formerly affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Across South Sudan, tens of thousands of pounds have been collected, sometimes in large donations and sometimes in the tiniest denominations.
While most of the denominations are tiny, many are not.
Seeking to cope with chronic hyperinflation, Zimbabwe's reserve bank introduced a new $50,000 note, by far its largest denomination yet, but consumers and economists alike quickly judged the denomination too tiny for an economy where inflation runs 600 percent a year by official estimates and 1,000 percent by private ones.
They represent many races, a host of denominations and some come from tiny, rural parishes while others preach in some of our largest cathedrals.
Beginning in 1990, very tiny printing was added to certain places (which have periodically been changed since then) on $5 and higher denomination bills.
Recap: Denominations Last week we flipped over Denominations.
What characterizes such denominations?
