Therefore the proportionate cost for the ROAST VEAL will be twenty cents.
Price in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, twenty cents a number, one dollar a year, postage paid.
Twenty cents on a bushel saved will add at least four dollars to the yearly product of an acre of land.
We may conclude that the wheat of Minnesota can be carried fifteen or twenty cents a bushel cheaper by Duluth than by Lake Michigan,--a saving to the Eastern consumer of almost a dollar on each barrel of flour.
If you took a car ride and back, that would be twenty cents and a treat would be another ten cents.
Twenty cents seemed a princely wage to one handicapped by the limitation of sex, and Rosie was determined to make good.
Was this comfortable income of twenty cents a week now, at the last moment, to be snatched from her?
I have estimated that some of these English visitors have been able to receive impressions at the rate of four to the second; in fact, they seem to get them every time they see twenty cents.
After which his statement that he carried away from the town a feeling of optimism explains itself: he had four cigars, the dinner, and half a page of impressions at twenty cents a word.
Duty on salt, at the same time, being raised to twenty cents a bushel.
In May it fell to twenty cents--a rate almost as low as prevails today with all modern improvements in methods of conducting the business.
Two-thirds of the cost of this, or twenty cents, would not cease as outgo, were this business abandoned.
The traffic moved through Danville on its way to Lynchburg, sixty-six miles beyond, at a rate of forty-three cents to Danville as compared with a rate of twenty cents to Lynchburg.
Now suppose a parallel road is built, and in order to secure some of this business offers to take it at twenty cents a ton.
Then he later gets a chance to buy more of the material at twenty cents, and it seems to be a good buy because everything points to the price going to thirty cents.
It needs no argument to demonstrate that, if you buy materials at ten cents a pound and the material goes later to twenty cents a pound you will have a distinct advantage over the man who is compelled to buy at twenty cents.
I cannot see how under such conditions the men could possibly be paid more than ten or twenty cents a day--for of course it is not the employer who pays wages.
I've understood that one could get some of it from the air, and I would much rather get it that way than to buy it from the fertilizer agent at twenty cents a pound.
Neither I ain't needin' to pay out no twenty cents a week to find out neither.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "twenty cents" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
