You may tell him that if he'll let me have the money in the way I've proposed, you are to have a thousand pounds out of it.
He had lost nearly a thousand pounds, but it had been all in paper.
Mr Adolphus Longestaffe had paid Sir Felix Carbury a thousand pounds, and Sir Felix Carbury's commission had been accepted by Mr Melmotte for the purchase of railway stock to that amount.
Sir Felix had come, being very anxious to buy and sell, and not as yet having had an opportunity of realizing his golden hopes, although he had actually paid a thousand pounds in hard money into Mr Melmotte's hands.
So you see, when the letter was lost it was worth a thousand pounds, and when it was found it was not worth a farthing.
We compute in England, a park wall at a thousand pounds a mile; now a garden-wall must cost at least as much.
A man accustomed to throw for a thousand pounds, if set down to throw for sixpence, would not be at the pains to count his dice.
Money out of pocket made good, time fairly allowed for, and Mr Rugg's bill settled, a thousand pounds would be a fortune to me.
Her funeral cost my father above a thousand pounds; and Dr.
You may have what some people would call a necklace for a thousand pounds, or you may have one that'll cost you twenty thousand.
I am prepared to spend something between fifty and eighty thousand pounds.
The Buckingham believed him: the Marlborough had more sense, and knew herself, and gave him a thousand pounds to suppress it;-and yet he left the copy behind him!
My brother is on the point of finishing all his affairs with his countess; she is to have fifteen hundred per year; and her mother gives her two thousand pounds.
The Duke of Dorset has desired the King not to subscribe; but Lord Middlesex is so obstinate, that this will probably only make him lose a thousand pounds more.
Egad," said Mr. Coverley, "I would not have been served so for a thousand pounds.
He bid me consider what a thousand pounds was; I said I would have him to know I valued a thousand pounds as little as he valued a million.
I would have fain given the man half a crown; but was afraid to offer it him, lest he should be offended; for, beside his money, he said he had a thousand pounds a year.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thousand pounds" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
