Sentence examples for two dinar from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Libyan Interior Ministry in eastern Libya, Ezzdeen Alfizany, said that the Americans spent less than five hours in the city, including about an hour at the ransacked U.S. mission, and visited a tatty bazaar called the "two dinar" market, apparently in search of items looted from the compound.

After a 12-hour workday the Jordanian storeowner would curtly hand the boys one or two dinars.

NASCO pays twenty-six dinars for a hundred-and-ten-pound bag of flour and sells it to bakers for two dinars; you can buy a loaf of bread for two cents.

Before the war, when one Iraqi dinar was worth about $3, you could purchase a book in Baghdad for a little more than two dinars, or about $7.

The transport ministry says 21 planes, valued at 1.9 billion dinar ($1.5 billion) have been damaged or destroyed.

Isis is attempting to set its own exchange rates for one gold dinar at $139 £888), a five dinar coin at $694 £4400), three silver dirhams ranging between $1 64pp) and $9 66), and two copper coins at a few pennies each.

Photographs of the haul show five dinar coins stamped with a map of the world on one side and an Arabic inscription reading "The Caliphate that follows the Prophet's steps" on the other.

Protesters who blockaded oil fields in the southern governorate of Tataouine for more than a month in 2017 eventually won promises for 3,500 local jobs and an 80 million dinar, or $32 million, fund for local development.

The most notable case is that of the country's largest au tomobile factory, Crevena Zastava (Red Flag), which successfully sold most of a 100 million dinar ($8‐million) bond issue in 1968.

The hand pauses over a dark circular patch, embroidered in white with the letters "IP". "Five hundred dinar," the bored vendor grunts, about 35 cents for a badge marking the wearer as a bona fide member of the Iraqi police.

"For eight years we didn't get one dinar or one bullet from the Iraqi army," said Brig.