Sentence examples for two centimes from inspiring English sources
One of the principal qualifications for bohemianism is never having two centimes to rub together; and, given that the design budget doesn't extend beyond a few belle époque baubles and bentwood chairs, the concept, directed and devised by Annabel Arden and Rosalind Parker, looks suspiciously like an attempt to put together an evening's entertainment on the cheap.
I wouldn't have given five centimes for his life.
Fifty centimes (ten cents in American money) buys twenty good cigarettes.
The man paid only paid fifteen centimes duty in the end.
"Ten centimes of appreciation on the euro is a €1bn deficit for Airbus.
Fifty centimes!' " He told me about the boys and the faculty members who picked on him at Aiglon.
In 1848, the publisher Gustav Havard issued a handsome edition of the book, with plenty of pictures, and priced it at twenty centimes, a great bargain.
Analyzing the cause of the recent decline of the franc, which has brought it within ten centimes of the rate of 179fr.
Some consolatory predictions by "Madame Aur?e," assuring the citizens that their destruction was not imminent, could also be obtained for ten centimes.
He added that if the French went ahead with the increase, it would add at most six centimes to the price of a pot.
The New Yorker, May 23 , 1931P. 59 Two custom agents in Octroi, France hold up man who has a basket of figs, and want him to pay a duty of thirty centimes on his ten kilos.
