Sentence examples for to dollar from inspiring English sources
noun
Official designation for currency in some parts of the world, including Canada, Australia, the United States, Hong Kong, and elsewhere. Its symbol is $.
So lately, she has been heading to dollar stores instead of Wal-Mart.
For our word ladders today let's do NIM to CHANGE and NIM to DOLLAR.
He and Arvind Subramanian disagree with Mr Rajan about the right response to "dollar imperialism".
No other sector is likely to be as responsive to dollar devaluation.
It looked smart when Millennium Wind finished second to Dollar Bill's fourth in Louisiana.
"There's no end in sight to dollar weakness," a trader tells the paper.
GM has said that it wants Saab to shift more production to the U.S., where it can dodge the kroner-to-dollar conversions that have hampered its profits.
"But index funds are more conducive to dollar-cost averaging".
The country has survived 13 years without access to dollar-bond markets.
Cities would be entitled to dollar-for-dollar reimbursement from the fund for their extra costs, payable immediately.
But for the most part Tehran now sets its export prices using a formula linked to dollar-denominated crude oil benchmarks.
