two cents造句

I felt like two cents.

The dollar closed two cents down.

"Sirloin steak is twenty-two cents."

The Dollar loses two cents against the Yen .

By jingo! For two cents I will do it.

The host doesn't make more than two cents, and performers make two cents, and presenters don't make any money.

That works out at less than two cents per issue, although the paper, ink and printing alone cost 11.5 cents.

Maki thanks for the opportunity for letting me ramble on and share my two cents.

Intel's profit per share for the second quarter was two cents lower than the market expectation.

Mobile operators charge about two cents for each three-minute lesson.

This is not as good as China, eating popcorn will not make people poor. China, Beijing, four cents a bag, two cents a bag.

I got my sandal fixed on the spot for only two cents.

When I caught him, he should have felt like two cents.

At that time, the Red Army had to put two cents in the pit, one egg and five cents in the pit.

In the past, the worn-out Paper paintings purchased with three cents and two cents may only have a small flower or two or three words on them, which are complete and clear.

He left the packages, together with the balance of thirty-two cents, upon the kitchen table, where Carrie found it.

Just my two cents' worth based on forty years' wandering around observing with eyes and ears open.

"The pincher," was his thought; "too miserly to burn two cents' worth of gas and save his boarders' necks."

They might not have two cents to rub together, but at least they have a kind of lifestyle that is different.

I had a good mind to march up and put in my two cents, but, of course, there was the obvious problem.

An ice-cream is very expensive. If you don't have enough money, you can buy only mineral water for two cents, please.

Four oranges, two oranges and one orange, must cost one or two cents before they are available, and most of the food they eat is transported from the United States on the other side of the Pacific Ocean.

At the command of their superiors, these soldiers could not afford to send a boat for a single dollar, but only received a daily allowance of twenty-two cents, but everyone was very happy.

Tar Temple is also called Jinwa Temple. Each tile in the temple is two cents thick real gold, where Kaba, the first ancestor of the Yellow religion, was born.

Because of the complexity and high cost of the clothes, even the most skilled weavers can only knit one inch and two cents a day at most. It takes about ten years to finish a clothes.

The candle is what I bought to bring in Peking, price is how much, I buy the time of thing also true money that didn't care too much, may be two cents is a.

这一声不约而同的叫唤，像禁咒似的立刻奏效；正在争论着什么事的人声立刻停止了，许多脸都转了方向，许多眼光*向这站在门边的雷参谋的身上。