Sentence examples for to wallet from inspiring English sources
noun
A small case, often flat and often made of leather, for keeping money (especially paper money), credit cards, etc.
- The thief stole all the money and credit cards out of the old man's wallet.
When I first get to wallet, I am "new guy".
It's not just the No. 1 ranking that switched teams like a dollar bill changing hands, moving from business to wallet to business, state to state.
They wear Helmut Lang sneakers or else Pumas or Converse All Stars and biker chains slung from belt loop to wallet and, wherever possible, a Rolex.
Fusing fantasy — in the form of translucent fabrics whose effects he likened to X-ray specs — to wallet realities, he riffed effortlessly on the label's core design identity.
Meantime, the AARP and the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse suggest making a photocopy of your Medicare card, cutting it to wallet size and cutting out the last four digits of your Social Security numbers.
For convenience, a short wine list supplements the thick, complete wine book, and Don Castaldo, the terrific sommelier, can help the uncertain match a wine to food and to wallet.
"It would definitely be a hit to the wallet to have to take anything else," Ms. Mateo said.
Back in the day, Messrs 50 Cent and Kanye West were engaged in just such a face-off, as album launches in the same week saw them engage in wallet-to-wallet combat.
You'll be healthier, from your head to your wallet to your toes.
One area of experimentation is to offer broadband along with a "light" television package, as several cable providers are doing in certain markets, to appeal to wallet-wise youngsters.
That's good, though, because it'll hopefully push the prices of 64GB solid state drives down closer to wallet-friendly terra firma.
