Sentence examples for white dollars from inspiring English sources

We'll all be out of jobs," Daniels said. . "WHAT?! WHITE DOLLARS?" Rock responded. .

"I'll tell you what's a PR problem: spending 2,500 white dollars to save one black astronaut.

But there will be no vote on a budget by the Democratic majority of the Senate, the traditional method for stating the majority's priorities in black and white dollar signs.

He paid Anderson, who is white, fifteen thousand dollars a year in cash — not as a salary but as a gesture of friendship and good will.

When the US supreme court handed down the 1954 Brown v Board of Education decision requiring desegregation in schools, leading movement publication National Review pushed the idea that an active government used white tax dollars to benefit black Americans.

Halfway there, I spotted a perfect white sand dollar, partly obscured in sand.

First, the wage gap is sexed and raced, which means that you'd have to believe that Hispanic women and black women, who make 54 cents and 64 cents to a white male dollar, are making worse decisions than white and Asian women and all men.  .

To start, order a flat white (3.50 Australian dollars) and the toasted banana bread with lemon curd (11 dollars).

In 1979, black men made 78 cents for every dollar white men made, while women made around 68 cents to the male dollar on average.

He wore a two-hundred-and-fifty-dollar white suit with a white shirt, and a new pair of shoes.

The Scruggs place, a five-million-dollar white mansion with six columns across the front, gave them an address on a newly created street — Faulkner Woods Place.