| I read in the news that milk prices will be shooting up about 50 cents a gallon. |
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| The company's share price then finished at a new low of 2.7 cents at the close of trade yesterday. |
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| The basic monetary unit is the Somali shilling, with one hundred cents equal to one shilling. |
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| To make things easier, the penny will also go up in value one cent each year until it is worth five cents. |
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| Add up all those measly little pennies and the total cost for one slice of pizza comes to 78 cents. |
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| He was also a budding go-getter who used to work in his family's furrier shop and stretch animal hides for 25 cents each. |
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| Now we're up closer to 80 cents, and that does take a fair bit off the bottom line for the Australian winery. |
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| In mid-2001, Lucy again hung out her shingle and offered psychiatric help for five cents. |
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| For five cents, consumers could enjoy a glass of Coca-Cola at the soda fountain. |
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| Despite the announcement, Datalex shares dived around 18 per cent to close at 70 cents on the Nasdaq. |
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| The average wholesale price for power calculated to be 5.1 cents at the end of November. |
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| We are told that debt consolidation now absorbs 80 cents of every tax dollar. |
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| The firm will pay an interim dividend of 4.5 cents per share, a 12.5 per cent increase over last year. |
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| In all honesty, they probably leave it out for the power reason and to save a few cents on build complexity. |
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| An interim dividend of 16.5 cents per share was declared, up from 14 cents. |
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| You need management that can oversee the dollars and cents responsibly while remaining sensitive to the artistic process. |
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| The rate payable on DVD recordable discs, DVD-R, DVD-RW and DVD-RAM, has also been cut, from 7.5 cents to 6.5 cents. |
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| Bargaining with management became a matter of dollars and cents, not life and death. |
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| If it costs too much he is likely to sell it for two cents on the dollar in an effort to remedy the error. |
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| The amounts by which they do each of the above are decided in terms of dollars and cents. |
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| Make all entries without a dollar sign or comma but with a decimal point and cents. |
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| The estimated cost of producing electric power from anaerobic digestion of animal manure is 3.7 to 5.4 cents per kilowatt-hour. |
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| The company, which manufactures bathroom suites, said it would pay shareholders an interim dividend of two cents per share. |
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| Shareholders will be paid a full-year dividend of 36 to 40 cents, or a half-yearly dividend of 27 cents. |
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| Coca-Cola, originally invented by a pharmacist, it was sold in a drugstore for five cents a glass. |
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| This task took a bit longer than expected because my friend kept trying to shave a few cents off of the exchange rate to his benefit. |
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| The cedi dropped 12 cents against the U.S. dollar and 83 cents against the pound at the end of April. |
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| The loans are expected to sell for anywhere between 3 cents and 20 cents to the dollar. |
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| How many cents equal one dollar is not something that is subject to fluctuations. |
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| Currently, he said, California gets 77 cents back from each dollar it sends to Washington. |
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| Just in case our foreign readers aren't sure how stiff a penalty that is, at press time, 100 baht was equal to 2 US dollars and 33 cents. |
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| In Exhibit 2 below, we have July coffee trading at 58 cents, which is indicated by the black triangle along the horizontal axis. |
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| There are still a lot of bankrupt assets out there that are selling for 5 cents to 15 cents on the dollar. |
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| Under the proposal, a first-class stamp would go up 8.8 percent to 37 cents. |
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| During that year, we would also finance her receivables, advancing her 50 cents in cash for every dollar billed. |
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| I'm aware that fuel can be freighted out of Perth for about two cents a litre by road. |
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| Obviously Alberta puts a lot more into confederation than they get out, from a purely dollars and cents perspective. |
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| Previously, the company had been conservatively valued at 60 cents per share. |
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| What the transition from pounds and pence to euros and cents does is to provide a convenient smokescreen for a hike in prices. |
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| How many cents constitute a dollar is no more subject to daily fluctuation and uncertainty than inches in terms of yards. |
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| The rate of exchange from euro to U.S. dollars is EUR 1 to approximately 96 cents throughout the 12-nation euro zone. |
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| Such things as macaroni au gratin and escalloped fish can also be baked and served in these dishes, which cost 25 cents each. |
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| When John Updike began publishing short stories a milkshake cost 10 cents and a quarter kept a kid busy for a week. |
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| He survived by selling scrap metal he scrounged from construction sites for 60 cents per kilo. |
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| Since you owed the pot 15 cents for calling and 25 for your raise, you would put 40 cents into the pot. |
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| Immediately after the storm, gas prices jumped as much as 50 cents per gallon in some areas. |
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| It can be tempting to add your two cents as your husband is telling you yet another story about his controlling, manipulative, buttinsky mother. |
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| In return the prisoners each earned seventy-five cents in camp scrip to spend at the camp stores. |
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| Fully franked dividends for the next 2 financial years are forecast to be not less than 12 cents per share per annum. |
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| The kina plunged to 29.5 US cents in early January, the lowest level in the past two years and close to its all-time low. |
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| This month the local currency, the kina, fell to a two-year low of 29 US cents. |
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| For the first 150 in Perth you pay 41.6 cents a kilolitre, and for the ones that you use up to 260 you'd pay 67.4 cents for those ones. |
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| Many coffee farmers sell their beans to domestic traders for between 27 to 31 cents a pound, Robinson says. |
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| Martin, who grows sweet corn and beans, said that the fuel used in tractors has gone up by 2-3 cents a gallon just in the past month. |
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| The co-op sells water to frackers at roughly 84 cents a barrel, compared to 21 cents a barrel for homes. |
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| Jepson claims the service will charge a twenty-five cent connection fee for each call, and seven to fourteen cents per minute. |
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| Spooner did the math, figured he would lose money on anything more than 3 cents a click, and declined the offer. |
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| It had been on special for 99 cents a tub at Woolies, so we had 8 tubs of it in the freezer. |
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| The Skeff Bar, Eyre Square, raised the price of a pint of stout, ale, lager, cider and a measure of whiskey by 10 cents. |
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| Paying each petitioner 75 cents for their signature, the group has exceeded its target. |
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| A side of green and black olives was 30 cents, a side of French fries was 30 cents. |
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| Therefore, he demanded the return of the 50 cents admission, 10 cents carfare, and 30 cents for the time he spent at the ballpark. |
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| A rare Velvet Underground acetate, containing an alternate version of their first album was bought at a yard sale in Oregon for 75 cents. |
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| Earnings for the comparable quarter before these transactions were 19 cents. |
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| I save the 10 cents it used to cost me for each cup to put the ice cream in, and I can charge 15 cents more for the resulting ice cream cones. |
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| They get about 2 birr a kilo compared to just 25 Ethiopian cents last year. |
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| The sell off followed the release of a plan to delist stocks that fell to 50 cents or below for 30 consecutive days. |
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| Pillsbury in turn, will offer 55 cents off two cans of Hormel Chili and 40 cents off four biscuit packs. |
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| The All-Story ran until 1920, an all-fiction pulp-paper magazine that sold for the bargain price of ten cents for 192 pages. |
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| But its preprocessing allows the same videocast to move at 160 kps, cutting the cost to 7 or 8 cents. |
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| Not to worry, Miller will sort out private industry, those economy wreckers and get us down to 5 cents a gallon for gas. |
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| Manufacturing wages for female workers range as low as 12 cents to 30 cents per hour. |
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| By deregistering, it could no longer trade on NASDAQ, and the stock that day fell to 6 cents a share from 35 cents. |
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| When she got home that day, talking about Daddy and showing her mother the twenty-five cents, Mai was like a cat on a hot tin roof. |
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| But alas, in today's cashless society, we had a mere 45 cents between us, 10 of which I'd found in Harry's kennel, of all places. |
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| This compares with 3.5 cents for black coal, 4 cents for brown coal, 4.2 cents for gas, but all with uncosted emissions. |
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| The average price for heavy vealers at the sale ranged from 195 to 220 cents a kilo. |
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| According to a January 16 BBC report, the workers receive free board and lodging, and 20 US cents an hour in addition. |
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| Whether you teach children to save stotinki or cents, your family's financial attitudes travel with you. |
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| Livestock records in Victoria continue to tumble, with a vealer selling for 239.2 cents a kilo at a trade sale in Pakenham yesterday. |
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| Ninety cents buys you a crispy slice of pizza with about a pound of cold, shredded mozzarella cheese on top. |
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| Canada Post makes a stamp allowing you to stick your very own ugly mug on an envelope for just 54 more cents than a regular stamp. |
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| Trucks, buses, and horse-pulled wagons paid seventy-five cents for a round trip. |
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| In third grade, he sold stink bombs to his classmates so that he could buy his first still camera, a Bakelite Univex, for 39 cents. |
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| There's probably a sweatshop in Bombay that can churn out neocon drivel at a far brisker pace and for less than 50 cents an hour. |
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| Organic wheat here sells for 11.6 cents a pound, compared with about 3.3 cents a pound for conventionally grown wheat. |
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| Cisco said it expected to take a one-time combined charge of not more than two cents in connection with the acquisitions. |
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| Including these one-time charges, Symantec reported earnings per share of zero cents. |
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| Since these albums have been successful, everybody wants to put their two cents worth in, you know. |
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| At that point, a much older waitress chimes in with her two cents on the campaign. |
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| I'm sure all the Trekkie bloggers are covering it just fine without my two cents. |
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| If anyone with time to kill wants to scope it out and give me their two cents, I'm listening. |
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| I should have known to read everything he wrote on the subject before adding my own two cents. |
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| This is the best way to determine whether your friend wants your two cents or just needs to talk it out. |
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| He asks for a discussion on the subject and I'm more than willing to throw my two cents in. |
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| Since the survey in question originated from my hands at the keyboard, I'd like to add my two cents. |
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| He sells the electricity from his methane-fired generator to his utility for 7.25 cents per kilowatt hour. |
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| Can you drink your morning tea or coffee with satisfaction when the plantation worker earns 40 cents a day? |
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| At that time, admission to the museum cost 10 cents, but he has only had a tiny amount of pocket money to spend. |
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| By 2001, the New York trading price for unroasted arabica coffee had sunk below 40 cents per pound. |
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| Now, back in the day, it was really cheap to take a bus and 50 cents could probably get you most places you needed to go. |
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| African Americans today only have eight cents for every dollar of wealth that White Americans possess. |
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| And it's a cool job, I only work part time, I make seven dollars and five cents the hour and the tips are good. |
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| Currently, less than 36 cents in every dollar spent on nursing facilities is spent directly on care. |
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| Malta's decimal currency has the lira as its basic unit and one lira is equivalent to 100 cents. |
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| As for depth of promotion, if my memory serves me correctly, you initially forecasted a run to 38.5 cents culminated by a massive sell off. |
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| At the same time, the dollar traded near 88.5 cents against the euro, its lowest level since 17 May. |
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| Fuel prices in Perth are also on the rise, with the average unleaded price jumping from 84.7 cents a litre on Monday to 92.4 cents yesterday. |
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| Let us assume that on average individuals spend 90 cents and save 10 cents of each additional dollar they receive. |
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| Suggested retail for the individually wrapped gumball, in assorted fruit flavors, ranges 69-79 cents. |
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| A cheating dealer will cheat anybody he wants to, whether the person is betting fifty cents or five hundred dollars. |
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| I have eighteen cents and take away five cents to buy a 'scratch-book,' and have thirteen. |
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| Save some cents by using dark-brown shadow you probably already have stashed in your makeup bag. |
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| Ambitious youngsters in Kentucky used to earn a few cents of spending money by harvesting and selling poke greens. |
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| And if people are coming to McDonald's for a particular taste, they are not going to go to Wendy's or Burger King to save a few cents. |
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| Inexpensive ones tend to shed, causing much more grief that the few cents you save are worth. |
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| We fail to understand the huge difference, and everyone is going to save that few extra cents wherever possible. |
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| The stock fell 2.74 per cent on Wednesday to a 3-month low of 14.2 cents before the suspension. |
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| In 1966 a gate charge of 20 cents was introduced, with juniors up for five cents and those under 14 admitted free. |
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| That country's government recently started leasing vast swaths of unfarmed land to foreigners for as little as 50 cents an acre. |
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| Eventually it sought bankruptcy protection, settling with bondholders by agreeing to pay 19 cents on the dollar. |
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| These burgers, or sliders, come already adorned with ketchup, pickles and browned onions and cost only 89 cents. |
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| So while it costs approximately 2 cents a kilowatt hour to generate electricity from coal, solar energy still costs about 10 times that amount. |
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| On the one hand, preservationists believe that nature should not be reduced to dollars and cents. |
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| Profit margins for dealers would be capped at 16 cents per gallon on regular unleaded gasoline. |
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| The royal dynasty he founded proved remarkably durable, surviving recurrent periods of minority rule in the 15th and 16th cents. |
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| It was produced only as a mimeographed pamphlet in 20,000 copies, which sold for 35 cents. |
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| Once you've got your message written, you can fire it off to anywhere in the world for 22 cents. |
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| To receive the instructions, send a business-size, self-addressed, stamped envelope with 55 cents postage to the address above. |
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| Some bars sell highballs for as little as 75 cents, allowing some people to knock them back like there's no tomorrow. |
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| Radio tags on the market use bulky external antennas and cost about 30 cents and up. |
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| Meanwhile, in the workaday world, women receive just 76 cents for every dollar paid to men for comparable jobs. |
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| For 99 cents a pop, plus a monthly download fee, you can store a file wherever you'd like. |
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| Or the snack vendor in Bella Vista's coffee fields who sells banana chips and fruit juice for about 25 cents a pop. |
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| Courts are auctioning off equipment that belonged to bankrupt carriers and Internet service providers for 10 cents on the dollar. |
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| The hippogriff was actually, therefore, only one quarter eagle, which is two dollars and fifty cents in gold. |
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| The Australian dollar may top 70 cents sometime this week after hitting its highest levels for nearly six years. |
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| Coin hoards have been found in Wales dating to the 9th, 10th, and 11th cents., but the coins were foreign, mainly English, Viking, or Arabic. |
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| They start as low as 500GB and can scale up to tens of terabytes, for an investment as low as five cents per megabyte. |
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| Later this year, it is probable that there will be a substantial increase in the travelling mileage rate from 38 cents to 60 cents. |
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| I'd like to know why the superunleaded which my car takes is now 30 cents more than unleaded when it used to be only 20 cents. |
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| That would be 19 cents off every chocolate crackle sold online, instead of at the cake stall. |
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| The arrangement is expected to return 75 cents in the dollar to GBC's unsecured creditors. |
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| Their three-room house was built five years ago on five cents of land allotted by the Government. |
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| Or even, perish the thought, an expenditure that need not have its results measured in dollars and cents, but as an altruistic good. |
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| With New Jersey blueberries selling for 99 cents at my local grocery store, I've been making coffee cake with blueberries in it. |
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| And when we ran out of gas we had a whip-round and everyone gave me enough cents to fill up and get here. |
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| There was also tea on offer for 60 cents a person, as well as a variety of juices, pops and booze. |
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| And January wholesale unleaded gasoline goes for 75 cents, vs. 87 cents today. |
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| The discounters enjoy costs as low as 6 cents per passenger mile, compared with more than 10 cents for Delta. |
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| Such savings helped lower AirTran's costs to 8.5 cents per available passenger mile, vs. 11 cents at Delta. |
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| Meager as it was, that 2-cent mechanical rate of 1914 proportionally dwarfs the 9.1 cents per physical copy paid today. |
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| He makes the equivalent of 60 U.S. cents for an average exterior car wash. |
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| By way of comparison, he says non-potable water from the town basin in Alice Springs is sold at 10 cents a kilolitre less than the price for potable water. |
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| We went to the Thalia because it was 99 cents, and to dozens of recording sessions. |
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| The company also announced Tuesday that it would jack up its quarterly dividend by 26.7 percent, from 30 cents to 38 percent. |
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| In fact, while we're at it, we'd relish the idea of governments hiking prices another 20 cents a litre, say, and pumping the resulting revenue directly into public transit. |
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| Even Fidel Castro decided to get his two cents in, with an editorial in the Cuban state media. |
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| In 1960 a new decimalized currency of rands and cents replaced sterling. |
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| There are a lot of scumbags who would kill to save 25 cents. |
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| Two publicans in the city centre were found to have added 10 cents to the prices of a measure of whiskey and pints of stout, ale, lager and cider. |
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| Just my two cents on a religion I don't even begin to comprehend. |
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| That will be three thousand and eighty dollars with four cents as my tip. |
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| Just two and a half years ago, a bitcoin was valued at 5 cents. |
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| Even so, the imbalance does not alter the economic rule that 3 cents to 5 cents of each dollar of sustained wealth will be spent, helping to boost overall demand. |
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| I know of a girl working for nine dollars and fifty cents an hour. |
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| Currently, 92 cents of every dollar spent on conservation payments to farmers is for their retiring environmentally sensitive land from production. |
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| Despite US labor laws, it is not uncommon to hear reports of women being paid 50 cents or a dollar an hour and, in other cases, forced to work for years with no pay at all. |
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| It's the perception that I'm probably saving a few cents in the long run. |
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| Subsidy levels will be equivalent to 20 cents per litre of pure ethanol for two years, 15 cents per litre for three years and 10 cents per litre for three years. |
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| Shareholders are to get an unchanged interim dividend of 4.380506 cents per share, suggesting the company is confident about the future outlook for the group. |
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| He threw out an estimate that perhaps two cents from every litre of gas we buy goes to support a dictatorship or other oppressive forms of government. |
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| Can't those poor coots see that you don't know two cents about phrenology? |
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| Probably adds between 50 to 60 cents filling up a large family sedan. |
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| I've been writing for years about how the price of hard drives has tumbled down to a penny a megabyte and here I was paying almost 20 cents a megabyte! |
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| A camera with multiple lenses duplicated the image on a sizable sheet of iron, which could then be cut up with tinsnips, yielding six pictures for twenty-five cents. |
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| If a few extra cents per square foot are spent to upgrade from galvanized steel to stainless steel or aluminum, the metal will not corrode as fast and will last longer. |
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| He bought her the ring one day, knowing that even though he only spent fifty cents on it at a flea market, Zoe would find it precious and cherish it forever. |
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| Plus, he added his own two cents about what might best help someone combat a hairy morning-after experience. |
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| Since regular, old-fashioned incandescent ones cost about 75 cents each, there is a huge differential in the upfront cost. |
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| Less desirable boats were offering passage for as little as fifty cents. |
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| The fledgling company pathetically traded as low as 50 cents a share. |
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| Even more shocking than their aggrandizement of linguistic power is their evident ignorance of how English, the language of pounds and pennies, dollars and cents, works. |
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| One hundred and 42 smackers and 50 cents for a two-dollar bet. |
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| Is your companion animal really not worth that extra 20 cents a can? |
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| Earnings per share were 1.9 HK cents and no final dividend was declared. |
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| South China plans to pay a final dividend of 55 cents per share. |
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| Earnings on this level fall to a meagre three cents a share. |
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| Earnings per share were down from 14 cents to three cents this year. |
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| Even vaudeville theaters ranged in price between ten cents and a dollar in the 1890s, and they attracted thousands of working-class visitors each year. |
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| Second, they implausibly erase much of the cost by assuming the Kerry plan would so increase efficiency that taxpayers would get back 30 cents of every dollar spent. |
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| A humble man, he decided to open Lakay to street children after wondering why he always gave them a few cents to pacify them instead of listening to their needs. |
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| While many turn their paychecks over to their husbands, others rebel, demanding the family's few spare cents go to pencils for the kids rather than cigarettes. |
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| Paying cents more for a burger could mean big wage hikes for fast-food workers, many of whom live in poverty. |
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| A 50-year-old bread factory outside Grozny remains under rigid government control, with the price of a loaf fixed at five Russian rubles, or about 15 cents. |
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| Chalmers treasured his 25 cents a week, and it was amusing to watch him hobble about on his remaining leg, emptying rubbish baskets and grinning toothlessly. |
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| They appear to have been a wealthy and powerful tribe in the 1st and 2nd cents. BC, for from their territory come the finest hoards of gold torcs found in Iron Age Britain. |
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| She'd given the restaurant all she had in her purse, a grand total of twenty-seven dollars and thirty six cents, the last dollar and thirty-six cents in pennies and nickels. |
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| Arlene said that after giving her the 50 cents, Gina no longer had enough money to take the bus and had set off for home on foot. |
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| As a matter of dollars and cents, America in the short term may be able to afford disability and food stamps. |
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| It closed its first day of trading at 37 cents a share and has bucked a trend afflicting other new listings by rising to 41 cents as of the April 12 market close. |
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| State by state, the numbers vary as well, with 64 cents for women in Wyoming and 85-90 cents in the beltway around Washington. |
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| Using their formula, we created a big mac calculator that lets you see how your extra cents could translate into real-life wages. |
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| It was then shipped to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, and sold for 50 cents on the dollar. |
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| Satyarthi explains that these 60 million kids work for 200 days in a year, earning about 25 cents a day. |
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| He dropped sixty-one cents into the cup by the one-legged Vietnam vet. |
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| I funded my habit by roaming the streets and beaches looking for glass softdrink bottles that I'd trade in to the dairy for two or four cents each. |
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| They can solve routine problems involving fractions and per cents, recognize properties of basic geometric figures, and work with exponents and square roots. |
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| Such companies will translate, edit, and proofread your material, and gather it all into the proper format, usually for between 20 cents and 30 cents a word. |
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| Maybe the Central Park Five deserved 10 times as much money as they got, or 10 cents on the dollar. |
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| The acquisition was ultimately approved in April 2000 increasing stock value 57 cents over the previous year. |
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| About 90 cents goes to the supplier and about 50 cents goes to the troop. |
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| The SEC has committed to purchase all the generated power at an unsubsidized tariff starting with 5 US cents per kilowatt-hour. |
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| A schooner, when you allow for the collar, is not much more beer than a stubby. A stubby of home brew costs me 25 cents. |
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| Excluding the EME charge, second-quarter earnings would have been about 54 cents per share, Bryson said. |
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| The lorchu' s angpau contained two Malaysian dollars, those of the thauke, 40 cents. |
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| Even so, imagine the thrill of passing gas stations with numbers like 85 cents proudly posted for a liter of high-test. |
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| This morning I paid seventy cents for two little old dried-up slivers of bacon and one cockeyed egg. |
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| Bob Forker did a good job of addressing John's concern about his cartridge, but I'd like to add my two cents about the rifle itself. |
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| Derwood Bailey cowboyed for 50 cents a day, a noon meal, and a gallon of oats for his horse. |
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| This water is sold for 50 cents per ton, which is not dear under the circumstances. |
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| There's no sticker shock from seeing a line of zeros, even if the product is only a few cents cheaper. |
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| The spread between April and May Brent widened in backwardation to 97 cents a barrel at Friday's Asia close to reflect a tighter prompt market. |
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| He sold the whole first batch for 5 cents each and later sold thousands yearly. |
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| The industry standard for medical transcriptionist labor costs of typing a line of dictation is between 9 and 10 cents a line. |
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| Since March 10, Golden shares have gone from 2 cents to a Thursday close of 10 cents. |
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| According to Daymark, the Super Ebike has a range of up to 100 kilometers per charge, which the company said costs less than 20 cents. |
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| Cyprus decimalised the Cypriot pound in 1955, which comprised 1,000 mils, later replaced by 100 cents. |
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| The euro, which comprises 100 cents, was introduced in the eurozone, and as of 2015, it replaced 19 national currencies in Europe. |
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| In June 1851, the Canadian legislature passed a law requiring provincial accounts to be kept decimalised as dollars and cents. |
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| The NAB has tipped the Australian dollar to fall US88 cents from US93 cents on previous December forecasts. |
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| Now free of Bravo's publicity shackles, she happily offered her two cents. |
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| It means they could recover more than 50 cents on the dollar, Picard said. |
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| I only had ten cents in my pocket, so I couldn't use the payphone to call a cab. |
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| Shillings were used in Malta, prior to decimalisation in 1972, and had a face value of five Maltese cents. |
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| On the decimalisation of the currency in 1869, a shilling was deemed to be equivalent to 50 Ceylon cents. |
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| After the United States adopted the dollar as its unit of currency and accepted the gold standard, one British shilling was worth 24 US cents. |
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| In PNG we would buy beer wholesale at around 10 cents per stubbie or can, and sell it to ourselves at 20 cents per stubbie or can. |
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| Acquiring the territory would double the size of the United States, at a sum of less than 3 cents per acre. |
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| She ignored first the reminder of 80 cents. At the end, she was sentenced to pay 200 euros! |
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| Cook Boston baked beans for six hours when you can buy a can for fifteen cents? |
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| Higher octane gasolines generally cost 10 to 15 cents more per gallon than regular gasoline, AAA said. |
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| Then there was the Mexican who sold big slabs of chewing taffy for five cents each. |
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| All Christmas cards for overseas delivery must be sealed and may travel either by surface mail at an eight-cent rate or by air mail at 12 cents. |
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| But there are real dollars and cents behind this bit of reactionism. |
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| Recently, she opened a coupon binder and read a note reminding herself about a December raincheck to buy Excedrin at CVS for just 99 cents. |
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| From hard luck to hard hits, from X's and O's to dollars and cents, this book explores the modern game of football from every angle. |
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| Currency traders who spoke to RPN recalled when the Kuwaiti dinar declined to a valuation of 10 cents after the invasion by Iraq. |
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| My dad said he wasn't going to pay the bastards ten red cents. |
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| Merrymakers brought their own beer. Those not provisioned with the amber fluid found a ready supply in the dressing room of the Hilton Base Ball Club at three cents a glass. |
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| For each chocolate bilby sold during Easter, Coles Supermarkets donates 50 cents to the fund, administered by ACF and the Queensland Wildlife Preservation Society. |
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| The studies were programmed on Qualtrics survey software and recruited participants from the Mechanical Turk platform, for a compensation of 25 cents. |
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| You have to play dollars and cents but I'm opting more for the rematch. |
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| The hearings, on Monday and on May 14, will give the public a chance to comment on a proposal to increase the one-way bus fare by 25 cents and the all-day fare by 50 cents. |
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| Alaska's minimum wage was last increased on January 1, 2010 due to June 2009 legislation that called for a wage 50 cents above the federal minimum wage. |
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| The lowest tone of the instrument is ca 30 cents lower than second octave F, and the seventh finger hole produces a half tone, unlike the later standards. |
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| In Chicago these latter were receiving, for the most part, eighteen and a half cents an hour, and the unions wished to make this the general wage for the next year. |
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| For the quarter TMO reported a profit of 74 cents per share. |
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| A decrease of 42 cents per month for the amount customers are charged for fuel used to generate electricity, along with two non-fuel rate decrement riders. |
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| That tightwad would drive ten miles to save a few cents on gas. |
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| They have learned that if the Brooklynite is not as well treated at home as he is in New York he will spend a few cents for car fare and take his amusement across the river. |
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| Interactive DSL broadband supplier NextLevel Communications reported Q4 losses Wednesday of 21 cents a share, beating concensus estimates of 23 cents a share. |
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| An example could be the rise of gas prices, the company would only raise the price by a few cents every day, instead of a large change to a target price overnight. |
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| In 1854, located on 63 State Street, was founded the Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank, one of the oldest still functioning American banks. |
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