centimo造句

• Again, the 5 centimo value was used on letters.
• Cuando eso ocurra, cualquier persona podra copiar los disenos sin pagar un centimo.
• They found a number of centimo coins and went away exclaiming in utter delight, " Centimos!
• They found a number of centimo coins and went away exclaiming in utter delight, " Centimos!
• An order for 100 million general circulation five centime and ten centimo coins for Venezuela was received as well.
• A single stamp was issued in 1898, a 5 centimo value bearing the likeness of King Alfonso XIII.
• An order for 100 million general circulation five-centime and ten-centimo coins for Venezuela was received as well.
• Grana y Monteros shares rose 7 centimos, or 4.8 percent, to 1.52 soles in afternoon trading.
• The first coin worth one tenth of a peso was the 10 " centimo " coin of 1880-1885.
• The first set, issued in 1897, contained four stamps bearing the numbers 5, 10, 15 and 20, reflecting their denomination in centimos.
• Around it was the inscription'Rey de Espana'( King of Spain ) and the denomination as 10 Cs . de Po . ( 10 centimos of peso ).
• Perubar bucked the downward trend among zinc miners, closing unchanged at 4.30 soles, the first day after paying a 0.49 centimo per share dividend, Saba said.
• Perubar went against the trend among zinc miners, closing unchanged at 4.30 soles on the first day after paying a 0.49 centimo per share dividend, Saba said.
• "The announcement that Telefonica would pay a six centimo cash dividend increased trading and caused the company's share price to rise, " said Arturo Vera, a trader with Citicorp.
• Luz del Sur gained 1.45 percent to close at 3.50 soles, aided by the company's announcement of a 5-centimo cash dividend to holders of record through Oct . 22.
• On March 5, 1862, Isabel II granted the mint permission to produce silver fractional coinage ( 0.900 fine ) in denominations of 10, 20, and 50 " centimos de peso ".
• Although there is no verifiable source of this theory, it has also been said that the name Imus is derived from the word " centimos ", the smallest unit of metal currency during the Spanish colonial era.
• Among less widely traded stocks, Conductores Electricos Peruanos SA gained 3.74 percent to close at 1.11 on news that the company will pay a cash dividend of 5 centimos ( 2 cents ) per share, traders said.