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The apples are fifty cents each.

That's two dollars and fifty cents.

A full course dinner cost fifty cents.

One yuan and fifty cents a catty, very sweet.

It's one dollar and fifty cents. What is it?

That will be twenty-seven dollars and fifty cents.

He tipped the waiter a quarter, and spent fifty cents for a package of Egyptian cigarettes.

Remember when you could get a bag of candy for fifty cents.

We can get it for fifty cents in the supermarket near our home.

Now only ten cents' rental was coming in every day, which meant they must stump out forty to fifty cents, not including the cost of medicine.

When I was five years old, my father bought a little yellow-haired pup for fifty cents.

But I put aside twenty-five or fifty cents when I could afford it for my lithe girl's Christmas presents.

Then, I washed down the stairs to go to the corner, bought a seasoning sauce package, fifty cents a.

We got seven cents a pair for selling regular shoes. If you sold the ‘turkeys’, the 11E wingtips with the purple toes and the white trim, you’d get a quarter or fifty cents.

But Chao Potao needed only to unload about two million to make the prices drop again to only fifty cents above the quotation of two days before.

It was as if he had put fifty cents in her hand and she had exercised the thoughts of a thousand dollars.

The so-called "garage sale" or "charity sale" and so on, sometimes fifty cents can buy a coat, one yuan can buy a suit, it is quite good.

During the twenty-five days spent on "The Shame of the Sun, " he sold hack-work to the extent of six dollars and fifty cents.

When we got down to the lab, the water delivery workers were carrying water. They heard that they were sending a bucket of water for a dollar and fifty cents. They wanted to go to work every day.

Purchasing a book saved fifty cents per ten dollars worth of rides, but since we were only going on the merry-go-round, we didn't need the extra tickets.

There are children's trampoline and balloon shooting games, as well as Elizabeth melon stalls selling one yuan and fifty cents a kilo on the road and on the shore of the lake at the entrance of the park.

"an order of soup a fifty cents or a dollar, with a dozen kinds to choose from; oysters in forty styles and at sixty cents the half-dozen; entrees, fish, and meats at prices which would house one over night in an average hotel."

Although the guilty confession is called surrender of firearms and bullets, in fact, there is no gun and no bullet. As a rule, the price of each gun is reduced to 180 yuan, and the bullet is one dollar and fifty cents per row. Most of them are sent to pick up cash.

The large bill of fare held an array of dishes sufficient to feed an army, sidelined with prices which made reasonable expenditure a ridiculous impossibility--an order of soup at fifty cents or a dollar, with a dozen kinds to choose from;