Sentence examples for with denominations from inspiring English sources

With denominations ranging from £25 to £100, a voucher will work for any budget.

American Express sells gift cards with denominations as high as $500 that can be purchased at retailers anonymously (that is, with cash) and without limit.

In addition to these virtual goods, users can buy game cards, with denominations starting at $2 for 200 points and running up to $50 for 5000 points (you can get both physical and virtual game cards).

They were more difficult to value in quantity than notes with denominations divisible by five.

The island issued its own coins and, in 1929, its own stamps with denominations in "puffins".

Yes, our churches are banks, with denominations ranging from Chase to Citibank, our saints, the CEOs of the Fortune 500, our prophets, the Secretary of the Treasury and Chairman of the Fed, and if you ever forget who you serve when depositing your tithings, it's God, and you should know that because it says so on your money.

Regarding the categorical variables, all five measures of religiosity showed significant association with the MATE, with denomination, interest in science, ethnicity, and sex showing significant relations as well.

We have played previously with hypothetical systems of coins with different denominations (on the planet Noclinkia) to see which ones would be most efficient, with interesting results.

So the CPA set to work designing a new, unified currency with several denominations.

In the 20th century the church began to engage with other denominations.

From 1851 to 1900 many brief experiments with odd denominations were tried, all of which proved superfluous.