cent

When it came -- thirty cents -- he pinned it up in his trailer, brass-headed tack in each corner.

Not just in terms of dollars and cents, economic benefit or what we get out of it.

Like I said, this isn't official but maybe I can come up a little. Maybe as much as twenty-five cents per unit.

on three-under for you to: a child to dream of a round like, two days more than willing to sweet cakes, like beauty to three months cents.

When you see that they come onto land and are sold to fertiliser factories for 25 cents a kilo, that's just a very wasteful practice.

The short-term news was that the company beat Wall Street earnings estimates by three cents a share and revenue projections by $77 million.

The CD industry is stagnant, and digital music sites are seen as vastly underpriced, with some charging just a few cents a song.

It was as if he had put fifty cents in her hand and she had exercised the thoughts of a thousand dollars.

She knew exactly how much the miracle cost . . . one dollar and eleven cents . . . plus the faith of a little child.

There were other people waiting to be served, so the waitress began to get a little impatient. " 35 cents! " she replied abruptly.

Having arrived there, he explained the matter, paid over the six cents, and returned satisfied.

If made into a 5*5CM music box, plus speakers worthy several cents only, the sound quality simply can't compete with that of computer.

I spend the 10 cents to send this short note to give you, is to tell you - - me is not the human who does not lift a finger to help.

That's my 2 (or 2000) cents worth on the topic of how much blogs can earn. What's yours?

My goal is realistic is to let my family enough to live comfortably, not as a few cents and hawking bargain.

He sold it for five cents a glass out of a neighboring soda fountain where someone had the bright idea of mixing it with carbonated water.

At 9, she said, she began working in a brick factory for a few cents a week.

She knew how much a miracle cost one dollar and eleven cents and the faith of a little child.

The report says prevention programs can be effective if governments invest at least 30 cents a year per person.

The goal is to make a toilet that is robust, easy to clean, water- and energy self-sufficient, and costs a user less than five cents a day.

Customer: How much is the lettuce? Grocer: Seventy-nine cents a head. But I can give it to you for forty since there's not much left.

And you know, when you give to a nonprofit, you might have 50 cents on the dollar.

At 20%, the prevailing "reserve ratio" means big banks need to park 20 cents of every dollar they have on deposit, she said.

The app, which costs 99 cents, applies a live filter over the camera, allowing you to see what you get before taking the photo.

She knew exactly how much a miracle cost. . one dollar and eleven cents . . . . . . plus the faith of a little child.

The plan will be ready in a week or two. How much is it? -- Twenty cents a catty.

The report says prevention programs can be effective if governments invest at least thirty cents a year per person.

I knew that the local bottle shop gave ten cents for a beer bottle, so I decided to sell some bottles to get money for macaroni.

How much is the spinach? Jim: It's ninety-nine cents a pound. Customer: How much are the eggs?

How much does it cost? $1. 5 for the stamp and 20 cents for the envelope.

As you negotiate a settlement, every dollar of legal costs incurred likely means 50 cents out of your pocket.

Economists always seem to talk in dollars and cents, yet few economic models contain any reference to the stuff.

The following spring, his mother from a neighbor to cut branches inconspicuous cents, in the yard of the corner edge.

Chinese cigarettes are also among the cheapest in the world, with a packet costing as little as a few cents.

The company raised $950 million in January, but 85 cents of every dollar went toward stock repurchases for Mason and other insiders.

The company said in a statement Tuesday that it was cutting its dividend again to a penny a share from 15 cents.

He has said he required his family and friends to pay twenty-five cents to see his films when they were completed.

Soluble morphine costs only a few cents a dose and Africa gets big money for AIDS victims. A little could be diverted to palliative care.

It is almost impossible to buy anything under sixty cents, so it was really going to have to be very small gifts with very big thoughts .

Li bai a poem, a article on changan city restaurant, called sleep right to not into the boat, the wine cents.

It noted, too, that in the only previous case of a fund breaking the buck, investors nevertheless were paid 96 cents on the dollar.

Last week, the New York Times suspended the payment of any dividends this quarter amid the slump of its share value to six cents.

In this way Richard saved a few cents here and a few cents there, and by the end of the year he had saved several hundred dollars.

Accumulated effort compounds like dollars and cents. Work, capital investment, growing expertise and a little luck is a great combination.

On the fourth day she was down town all day, having borrowed ten cents for lunch from Minnie.

These fees can be costly even if you overspend by just a few cents.

An idle gear, picked up for 45 cents on Canal Street, allowed him to make reverse carriages for right-to-left Arabic and Hebrew.

Roosevelt, having won a great deal of free publicity, generously asked for the smallest amount of damages the law would allow : six cents.

Excitedly , he gave his twenty - five cents to the clerk , left the store and blew his whistle .

It's the last weekend you can use 39 cents to send out a first-class letter. The cost goes up to 41 cents on Monday.

Little Robert asked his mother for two cents. "What did you do with the money I gave you yesterday? "

Dime stores specialize in a wide variety of inexpensive items and today, prices range from a quarter or 50 cents up to several dollars.

He had in his pocket but five cents with which to pay his carfare home, so he sent the message collect.

If you pay a nominal fee ($5 for a year, or less than 10 cents per week), you also don't get any ads.

At two cents a bottle, that got us enough money for a hot dog and a few more rides before returning home.

"And under the law, they don't have to leave a dollars-and-cents paper trail that reflects the efforts they're making, " he says.

One dollar and eighty-seven cents. That was all. And sixty cents of it was in pennies.

This was in sharp contrast with a $961m or 85 cents a share profit for the first quarter a year ago.

Much of the increase, 13 cents a share, was a result of a one-time gain from the sale of its HotJobs business.

the bus driver the ticket stub. You will only have to pay ten more cents for yourself and a nickel for your child.

She says research has shown that for every dollar a female borrower earns from her business, ninety-eight cents is reinvested.

The mountain man thought about this for a few minutes, then said that the city man paid a dollar and he paid only 50 cents.

That sounds about right to me, fifty cents a bag. If they think you don't know better, they'll try to get more.

The area is as poor as it gets even in Cambodia, where more than one-third of the population lives on less than 60 cents a day.

The average price for a gallon of fuel rose nearly six cents in the past week alone , and is more than 50 cents higher than a year ago .

Within a week, I received a call from EarthLink that said, due to a 10 cents per megabyte overage charge, I owed them 30, 000 dollars.

They get only eight cents out of every tax dollar.

Smith even said he would sell small ice cubes from the barge at a price of 10 cents each.

Hollywood is a place where they'll pay you for a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul.

I had a good mind to march up and put in my two cents, but, of course, there was the obvious problem.

Of course, silver is expensive. But so little is used that the new technique would add only a few cents to the price of a solar panel.

He took the empties and replaced them with full bottles, saying: "Ten cents, please. "

But it is still too low to prompt radical changes in behaviour: it adds just five cents to the price of a litre of petrol.

" Xiaoqing touched the hands of a small corner of the money, and think: " This money could only fifty cents, how to do it ?

But that's still up 91 cents per gallon from a year ago, and the peak summer driving season is about to begin.

He began working the fields when he was nine, digging potatoes for fifty cents a day.

On a day when she had filled her brood with what was left in the house, Maria invested her last fifteen cents in a gallon of cheap wine.

Duiker was a young, promising South African novelist and author of Thirteen Cents, which won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize back in 2001.

He had to give his mother a Christmas present. And could find nothing for ten cents.

At a cost of 15 cents for a thrilling ride around the lake, the boats paid for themselves by July.

If the entity has options on issue, the exercise price for each underlying security must be at least 20 cents in cash.

Amounts of money stated in Dollars and Cents are references to the currency of the United States of America.

If she had to buy unsubsidized bread at five cents apiece, she would end up spending about one quarter of her monthly income on bread alone.

Currently, Beijing says people are in living in poverty if they earn less than 680 yuan a year, or about 23 cents a day.

For five cents he could have bought a package of Durham and brown papers and rolled forty cigarettes - but what of it?

Please give your two cents on the matter .

When you know what you stand for, you can turn around on dime and have five cents change.

Distribution of part of a company's net profit to shareholders . Usually expressed as a number of cents per share.

The average estimate of analysts polled by FactSet Research had been for the company to earn 41 cents a share on revenue of $995 million.

They found out that if they wanted mothers to get this vaccine for their babies, it had to be priced at under 50 cents a dose.

The company's adjusted earnings figure beat the Wall Street estimate of 21 cents a share, according to a survey by FactSet Research.

As it stands today, the US borrows about 40 cents of every dollar it spends.

I thought paper can earn a lot of money, but to listen to her aunt said that it is necessary to earn 48 Second angle a few cents.

She says research show (has shown) that for every dollar a female borrow or (borrower) earns from her business, 98 cents is reinvested.

ORS is a mixture of clean water, salt and sugar, which can be prepared safely at home. It costs a few cents per treatment.

The mark-up on the original news stand price of 10 cents is one that even a superhero might have trouble arranging.

Up the road, women fished into a wire basket outside Zeeman Textiel, a discount store, inspecting T-shirts for 99 (euro) cents.

Ninety-nine cents does not feel like a lot to pay for the hours of joy that running around my house and lip syncing to Shoop brings me.

Don't drive across town to save a few cents on items that you could pick up on the way to work.

Many Chinese are prone to put in their two cents to friends as well-meaning advice.

He foresees a place for micro-payments, which could allow a reader to pay a few cents each for an article they want to read online.

University says for me, always is all much longer live penny to waste 60 cents.

Traditionally, Cubans over the age of 55 could claim up to 80 cigarettes a month for just 30 US cents.

You can also prepare a one-page corporate overview and have an online printer turn it into a marketing slick for a few cents per print.

Francy had never had such a doll. Her doll was a little one that costed only 5 cents.

GROWING up on the shores of Lake Victoria in the 1950s, Anna Tibaijuka would earn a couple of cents by sorting coffee beans for her father.

A woman may earn 76 cents on the dollar for the same work as a man, but she can fabricate, like, 85 cents no problem.

Then, on June 19, the value of Bitcoin on Mt. Gox dropped from $17 to just a few cents in a matter of minutes.

To be our agent your minimum annual turnover should be at least 8000 cents.

The old wino sat down at the counter and ordered twenty-six cents worth of food.

She was too busy scrubbing the kitchen woodwork and calculating the purchasing power of eighty cents for Sunday's dinner.

Anyway, it was a cool job, and I got paid 25 cents an hour for doing something I really enjoyed.

My Foundation negotiated a new low price of less than $60 a year to treat a child with ARVs -- about 16 cents a day.

Many established newspapers and magazines, including some owned by News Corporation, want to charge considerably more than 99 cents a week.

The choice between them is principally a matter of dollars and cents.

It appears from the above estimate, that my food alone cost me in money about twenty-seven cents a week.

And the easiest way to gauge the aesthetic "sense" of an art purchase is to check out the "cents" the thing is selling for.

Prices of these bonds have tumbled by an average 22 cents on the dollar in the past two months alone, causing yields to jump.

Inventor Dean Kamen displayed his Human Transporter, a two-wheeled, motorized scooter that costs less than US10 cents a day to run.

I suppose we'll have to hear his two cents worth.

I'd also like to add my own two cents to this piece, if I may.

MR. YAMAMOT No. Give it to him for forty cents. It''s the last head.

She says research has shown that for every dollar a female borrower earns from her business, 98 cents is reinvested.

Though desperately poor, she signed up for a deal that supplied one volume of "World's Greatest Literature" every month at 39 cents a book.

After repaying her debt in stools, she was left with 2 cents a day, barely enough to feed herself.

The rate for a box of peaches dropped, meanwhile, to two-and-a-half cents.

On Thursday, the euro dropped two cents against the US dollar, all for the lack of two little words on the lips of Jean-Claude Trichet.

Results included charges totaling 6 cents per share for job cuts and investments that took place in the quarter.

He left the packages, together with the balance of thirty-two cents, upon the kitchen table, where Carrie found it.

Tiffany & Co. said better-than-expected holiday sales would push its full-year earnings up at least six cents per share to $2. 83.

They could keep 50 cents for every pair they found and were to put the leftover money in the brown envelope.

It never got to the stage of actually dollars and cents and structure.

So he gave up 25 cents for each child, said to them: "You become so busy here, I feel a lot younger, which would like to thank some money. "

Women's book was found at the beginning, women of high transmission of the book and her silver 6 cents sworn sisters most alive.

That drops the price of a single text message to 4 cents, or to $300 a megabyte.

Let me see. That would be $40. 00 a day plus 38 cents a mile.

That's been their position since they were old enough to feel cheated when the price of Batman comics went from 10 cents to 12 cents.

But I put aside twenty-five or fifty cents when I could afford it for my lithe girl's Christmas presents.

Our clients claim an allowance of at least 50 cents per yard. Failing this, they will reship the goods back to us.

He re-engineered them for the war-disabled and for railway stations, taking ten cents in the slot.

The exergy-economic analysis was carried out with subject model for equip: cents of synthetic acetic acid.

Some of the most generous and romantic gifts cost nothing in terms of dollars and cents.

As if to underline this, late on Monday JPMorgan slashed its quarterly payout from 38 cents a share to 5 cents a share.

A few cents added to a cup of coffee or a basket of strawberries would cover the costs of doubling or tripling the wages of peasant farmers.

Little Robert Little Robert asked his mother for two cents.

The US Mint quickly added the word CENTS to all subsequent issues and today few 1883 Racketeer nickels exist.

The company said profit rose to $278 million, or 52 cents per share, from $13. 4 million, or 3 per share, in the same quarter a year ago.

"Thirty-five cents, " she said brusquely.

Two trips were an average reward for so much waiting -- a little over three hours' work for fifty cents.

All this competition has driven down prices from around $3 per minute to less than 10 cents.

Despite the potentially boring storyline revolving around the dollars and cents of tax collection, the serial is also a romantic comedy.

nickel n. a U. S. coin worth five cents, made of a nickel and copper alloy.

Morse said the sale of Yahoo's stake in Alibaba. com contributed 4 cents per share to earnings.

Well, let's give him a chance to put in his two cents' worth.

You always look phone numbers up in the phone book, since calling information costs 50 cents.

Gas pump prices have fallen recently but are still nearly 90 cents higher on average than a year ago.

With a small, enjoy the same management services, why tenants than owners of your management fee of 4 cents?

But in this year's first quarter, the company managed earnings of 92 cents a share as the company's cost cuts kicked in.

When cents were first made, this was the size of the cents.

Altogether, the cost of his home was only eight dollars and twelve cents.

Even though fuel cost less than 50 cents per gallon back then, few airlines were willing to give up fuel efficiency for the sake of speed.

A dollar and eleven cents is the price of a miracle for your brother.

If you could make an extra 10 cents more for a gallon of whiskey than you could for a bushel of corn, then why not?

It used to take armies of engineers and considerable wealth to achieve what today's illiterate parent can achieve for cents.

When the boys finally got caught, they were forced to pay for the goods by working at the store for twenty-five cents an hour.

Jody made only 50 cents per day selling worms. But he still had to pay part of that money to the state.

From each whole pack, he made two cents profit.

sitting in the lodging - house room , he came to his last fifty cents . he had saved and counted until his health was affected.

The euro, however, is currently worth about one dollar and twenty-seven cents. And the British pound buys almost two dollars.

So by the turn of the year, apparently, you could buy a high-quality portfolio of those loans at 70-75 cents on the euro.

you can still get the oranges for 10 cents each with the note even if the price goes back up to the original.

These excessive debts, the banks' chief assets, could soon prove to be worth far less than 100 cents in the euro.

At a national average, women as a whole earn seventy-three cents to a man's dollar (Keller, 2000).

The most inexpensive corks start at 2 cents and go up to 1. 5 euros for the finest varieties used in the best wines.

I ran out of credit and I also didn't have twenty five cents for the pay phone. Sorry dad.

Calls in the U. S. are all 5 cents per minute (2 cents if you sign up to pay a $4 monthly fee).

But two things are particularly cheap here: rice (about 15 cents for a small bucketful) and a ticket to soccer matches (70 cents).

Brazil's cumbersome insolvency system consumes much of a failed business's assets in costs, typically leaving just 17 cents on the dollar.

The tussle over Rocklands started last September, when the company announced a friendly takeover by Jindal at 42 Australian cents a share.

They may put off maintenance on their home or car, or drive across town to save a few cents per gallon on gas.

I invested that nickel in an apple. I spent the entire day polishing the apple and , at the end of the day, I sold the apple for ten cents .

These tariffs are usually low, often amounting to less than twenty-five cents per item or pound.

The national average of the price of regular gasoline has increased by 58 cents since the end of April.

That first advertisement featured Clark in extravagant clothing drinking a Coke next to a sign advertising Coca-Cola for five cents.

She was saving pennies. Now, she had one dollar and eighty-seven cents.

Distributors' list prices for Carlton, Lucky Strike and other brands will climb by 33 cents a pack, he said.

As NFC devices can cost only a few cents they could be inserted into every mobile phone.

Tomato soup that is usually sold at twelve cents a can is now on sale for ten cents.

Apple says Lion is coming to its App Store in July. The price is twenty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents.

Thus, on average, of every dollar spent on an item labeled "Made in China, " 55 cents go for services produced in the United States.

Sixty-five cents an hour, you know. That was the wage, big wage.

She keeps 3, 000 Vietnamese dong, less than 15 cents, from each item for a "rainy day fund" to help the women.

In taking out an insurance policy one pays for it in dollars and cents, always at liberty to discontinue payments.

Waitress1: What I' m saying is I wouldn' t kick this guy out of my bed for eating crackers. (to Annie) 65 cents.

Two or three cents per cup -- that's what coffee is worth.

Both the western sector of the Buddha on Dili cents, or East Timor human territories of civilians, - all are very CLARK of Guanyin.

The vast majority of people respond quickly and confidently, insisting the ball costs ten cents.

They lost 2 cents in a week as oil prices reversed course.

In this case, a little bit of extra searching would save me $55. Oh, and 17 cents.

The strikers held out for a raise of five cents an hour.

A ticket to ride the train from Chicago to Seattle, Washington was fifty-one dollars and fifty cents.

The Doujiu hundred poems of entropy cents inspiration in the wine to the next, to create a large number of well-known poems.

He also said operational costs would sum to only a few cents a day.

I guess everyone's expecting me to put in my two cents worth, too.

The dividend will remain at about 60 cents per share, he said in the statement.

I wish I said that I lost ten cents!

The average daily labouring wage, equivalent to 80 American cents, is not enough to survive on.

Sometimes the sacks were discarded in the flurry of building, and Reuben knew he could sell them back to the factory for five cents a piece.

Each is now 25 cents poorer and Chamberlain is a quarter of a million dollars richer.

Therefore, the solitude drift on water also reared several cents to open up another the river path of brilliant.

The company says they cost about two cents more apiece than normal diapers.

When a dormitory for gr adu ate students throws its annual nickel beer night (five cents a gl ass), everyone comes for the fun.

They estimate one square metre of glass will cost only a few cents to treat.

Ten percent of the cents are made in recent centuries, " he said with strong accent. "

Without the charge, the company said it would have lost 33 cents per share.

It sells 70% of its shampoo in one-use sachets for the equivalent of a couple of cents.

Newspapers in the early eighteen hundreds cost about six cents -- too much for many immigrants and working people.

He explained that he had no income, only to some less. 15 cents can also let the children are still happily away.

We're talking cents here in terms of savings, but if you really need to tighten the budget, you need to consider everything.

The next morning, I invested those ten cents in two apples.

If the store is having a "double coupon day, " the coupon is worth twice as much (you would pay 80 cents less for a can of Pledge).

Like almost a year back it was $2 a gallon [i. e. , about 53 cents per liter].

The compensation paid for such a trip was only twenty-five cents.

Murdoch described the app to Fox Business as costing 99 cents a week.

The price nearly doubled, to a dollar and eight cents, by the end of school in June.

Tangerines , usually wildly popular at this time of year, are selling for less than 1 yuan (about 15 U. S. cents) a kg in Beijing.

Excluding the sale, Yahoo would have had a profit of 16 cents a share.

Operating earnings, which do not include one-time investment gains and losses, were 99 cents per share.

I found in my ashtray there sat three quarters and two pennies. Odd ly enough, it was the very 77 cents.

If women could be hired to do the same work for 75 cents on the dollar, the business world would not ignore this difference.

It was $472 million, or 24 cents a share, in the same period a year earlier.

DuPont reported net income for the fourth quarter of $376m, or 40 cents per share, down from $441m or 48 cents per share a year earlier.

Recommendations are made by searching a particular place or company, finding the product and adding your two cents right on its page.

Clerk: I can easily look it up. It's thirty-two cents for the first ounce and twenty-six for each additional ounce.

The shares gained 88 cents, with most of the surge occurring after the reports of Yahoo's talks with its Asian partners.

After falling as low as 77 American cents during the recession, the Canadian dollar has now returned to rough parity with the greenback.

The only sense on Wall Street is of dollars and cents.

One week I snagged two cartons of perfect large organic brown eggs for 99 cents per dozen; another time they had no eggs at all.

Registration is free, but he pays the equivalent of 60 cents for the services of a computer-literate consultant.

Of course, whether it is practical depends always on dollars and cents and to what extent it is economically feasible.

If it met targets, the EFSF could underwrite a "voluntary" restructuring at, say 50 cents on the euro.

Mikolaj said the 99 Cents Only store in Fontana, California, refused a proposed settlement of $44, 000.

those paid a few cents did less work than those paid nothing at all.

They added up to two dollars and six cents, or the young clerk thought they did.

In the list that was printed below, Dyke saw that the rate for Hops between Bonneville or Guadalajara and San Francisco was five cents.

This orotund inside many sound out for several cents and impatient.

All four of the major carriers decided during the last three years to increase the pay-per-use price for messages to 20 cents from 10 cents.

Excuse me. Allow me to put my two cents in .

That compares with $729 million, or 96 cents per Class A common share, a year earlier.

Twenty-one dollars they took from her for it, and she hurried home with the 87 cents.