dollar day造句

• Most of its 130 million people live on less than a dollar day.
• In May, Barton told Gary that he had made several thousand dollars day trading.
• U . N . chief spokesman Fred Eckhard declared Friday a " billion-dollar day ."
• That's what this million-dollar day is all about ."
• This continues to build on our Million Dollar Day theme of the past several seasons.
• President Eduardo Duhalde abandoned Argentina's 11-year one-to-one currency peg with the dollar days after taking office.
• Wednesday, the Mint held Golden Dollar Day for 600 employees inside its heavily guarded fortress in San Francisco.
• It appears the first priority for trainers with Breeders'Cup-caliber horses is to avoid injury before that multimillion-dollar day.
• In April, the company will launch www . dollar days . com, a sort of online discount department store.
• Oh man, that was a quarter-of-a-million-dollar day _ $ 100, 000 bonus from the meet promoter, shoe bonuses, everything.
• ""'Billion Dollar Day " "'is a documentary about currency trading created by the British Broadcasting Corporation on June, 4th 1985.
• Revenues from the rental of booths and a percentage of sales probably amount to " a million-dollar day, " he said.
• He slept on a mattress on his bedroom floor, and would attend dollar days at a movie theater or free concerts.
• Investor confidence has been shaken, the rupee is under pressure, losing to the dollar day by day . . . . Industry is in a tizzy.
• Duhalde abandoned the one-to-one peg to the dollar days after taking office in January, insisting that an overly strong peso was the cause of the Argentina's financial morass.
• In its January / February issue, Modern Maturity sounded the alarm nationally, noting several senior deals that already have been axed, including Senior Dollar Days at New York Mets games.
• Duhalde abandoned Argentina's 11-year one-to-one currency peg with the dollar days after taking office in January, insisting an overly strong peso was at the root of the country's financial woes.
• "Every time we withdraw these $ 2 bills from banks in our city, we're demonstrating African-American power, " said the Rev . Spencer Mundine, chairman of the NAACP's Black Dollar Days 1995.
• In 1955, the idea came to Turner that the success of major department stores'" Dollar Day " sales, when many items are priced at a dollar, could keep an entire store in business.