A penny each to be admitted to the fair, a penny each for a turn on the merry-go-round; a penny each for a visit to the fat lady; a penny each for a peep at the man with two heads.
Would you believe it, if we undertake to take not less than twelve bottles a day daring the half we can get them for a penny each, and might sell them for three-halfpence.
Yes, certainly we should: what I mean is, that the carrying of newspapers would not increase our expenses to the extent of a penny each.
Therefore, if the newspaper stamp were abolished, and you were left to regulate the postage at the Post Office, you would deem it profitable to carry newspapers at a penny each?
Between the colonies and foreign countries through the United Kingdom, newspapers should go free if conveyed by the packets and should pay a penny each if conveyed by private vessels.
This act was not to affect letters to and from non-commissioned officers, privates, and seamen while in active service, who were allowed to send and receive letters for one penny each, payable in advance.
This rule was to a certain extent made retroactive, but no post established under the rule of 1843 was stopped so long as the cost was covered by calculating delivered letters at a penny each.
By the same act the postage on newspapers passing between the United Kingdom and any foreign country which charged no inland rate for their conveyance was fixed at a penny each.
If we can make a ha'penny each we thinks we does well.
I always begin by asking a penny each, and perhaps they'll say, 'Give me two for three ha'pence?
I sell 'em at a penny each, at two for three-ha'pence, and three for twopence.
There was a crowd of small boys at its land end, who offered to negotiate the passage for a penny each, but we refused to pay for the privilege of seeing them risk their lives.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "penny each" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
