I might have cheated you out of twelve dollars just as easy as nothing.
The Indians are very numerous along this stream; they have a large number of horses; clothing is in much demand; for articles of clothing costing in the States ten or twelve dollars, a very good horse can be obtained.
I'm not hungry, and if I were I'd eat something besides quail at twelve dollars a dozen.
Mrs. Barton looked an inquiry, and Bert exclaimed: "Uncle Jacob has secured a clerkship in New York at twelve dollars a week.
Well, even at sixteen, a boy can hardly expect to earn as much as twelve dollars a week.
Bert knew nothing of room rents in New York; but, inexperienced as he was, he was surprised that his uncle, on a salary of twelve dollars a week, should be able to live so well.
As I understand, he brought home but five hundred dollars, but he is lucky enough to be employed in an office in New York at a salary of twelve dollars a week.
She said it was a good trade, an' she made ten an' twelve dollars a week while the season lasted an' never less than five.
It's generally piece-work, with five or six months when you can earn ten or twelve dollars even, an' the rest of the time five or six dollars.
Children from five or six years up can be taught to strip and thus add to the week's income, which is far less for the tenement-house manufacture than for regular factory work, the latter averaging from eight to twelve dollars a week.
The President then announced, that Judges had awarded the Medal, of the value of twelve dollars, to Messrs.
The other cloak-makers aver that they can make as much as twelve dollars a week, when they are employed, by taking their work home and sewing till midnight.
Rough pine boards fence off the roomy fire-places--where coal is bought by the pail at the rate of twelve dollars a ton these have no place.
His rent is twelve dollars a month; his wages for a hard week's work less than eight dollars.
You owe me twelve dollars, and as soon as you pay me I'll get out, and be glad to go!
You agreed to pay me twelve dollars a month, and board me.
A common wage for younger competent stenographers who have had some experience is twelve dollars.
At twelve dollars a week, working forty-two weeks in the year, the girl in a factory can earn five hundred and four dollars, out of which she has of course to pay all her expenses.
Girls in other paid employments, who pay board and lodging, washing, and carfare out of ten or twelve dollars a week, are practically unable to save anything.
A girl may receive, for instance, twelve dollars a month.
Twelve dollars a day--for those two rooms on the top of the moon?
Twelve dollars a week for board and lodging was not so bad.
Chargin' us twelve dollars a day for these two cubby-holes--a day!
I registered here last night, and another young feller was here said the two rooms would be twelve dollars.
Give me twelve dollars, Tom Swift, and I won't prosecute you.
All right, twelve dollars it shall be," responded the young inventor, passing over the money, and glad to be rid of the unpleasant character.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "twelve dollars" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
