Sentence examples for would be one dollar from inspiring English sources

He said the cost would be one dollar.

The company said that, beginning July 1 of this year, starting wages at company-owned McDonald's would be one dollar over the locally mandated minimum wage.

Usually, there would be one or two million dollars on offer, of which at least twenty per cent would be in the form of Packaged Ice stock; the stock was valued, ahead of an initial public offering, at up to thirteen dollars a share.

The billion-dollar plant would be one of the city's biggest, burning enough natural gas to power a million homes.

It seems a foregone conclusion that such a game would net Atari many millions of dollars and would be one of the highest profile games of whatever year it's released.

He argued that such a policy would be one-for-one expansionary: each dollar spent is a dollar of new national income.

For couples in the $30,000-60,000 30,000-60,000federal match would brackettheone, and federalse earning up to $100,000 the governmatchwould match one dollar for every three dollars saved.

By 1968, it was one dollar.

The initiation fee is one dollar.

After reminding the vendor of the shortchange, I then said there would be a one-dollar penalty for the shortchange.

The current price of a barrel of oil is about fifty dollars, but just a few months ago the Angolan government, for the purposes of its 2015 budget, assumed that the average price would be eighty-one dollars.