Sentence examples for torn dollars from inspiring English sources

Take plenty of dollars, as most places do not accept credit cards or traveler's checks, and make sure your dollar bills are crisp, as the Burmese do not accept wrinkled or torn dollars.

(Mr. Eldon had patronized Tunnel when he was 17 and living in New York, rendering the experience in his journal in chaotic detail: naked pin-up girls, torn dollar bills, cigarette cartons, revelers).

But he tore the dollar up slowly, like this".

Washington has mercifully never had to cope with the problem of a dollar torn apart by the separate taxing and spending policies of 17 sovereign governments.

But would the thought of the kind of dollar signs torn from Dow Corning again make the lawyers swarm like so many angry wasps?

He did a "torn and restored" bill trick — tearing up a dollar bill and then making it whole again.

It has spent tens of millions of dollars tearing down cabins that were built on top of the roots of the grand trees and evicting food sellers and trinket shops from park buildings near the most spectacular Sequoia.

It may judge rightly that its readership demographic is more likely to be the car-owning, conventional bourgeoisie, which feels affronted by downtown bicycling bohemians and any politically-correct tribune in city hall who spends its tax dollars tearing up perfectly good parking spaces to create bike lanes.

The agency is torn between spending millions of dollars to keep refuges as they are or retreating from target areas and letting rising waters take over.

This year, with most of the surrounding park torn up during a multimillion-dollar renovation, there is not much room for street performers, but the playground is still intact.

This documentary has been five years in the making as McGovern has poured all of his blood, sweat, tears and dollars into this project.