How to use "dollars" in a sentence

The pearls inside them can cost hundreds of dollars

After about a month, I was winning nearly two hundred dollars a week, arm-wrestling

Well, I went into the hotel to watch them, but it was a special chess tournament and it cost five dollars to watch, so I didn't go into the chess room.

'Forrest,' said Mr Tribble, 'You're a wonderful chess player, but I never know what's going to happen next! Here's half of the money that you've won - it's almost five thousand dollars

At the end of that year, we had thirty thousand dollars!

And at the end of that year we had seventy-five thousand dollars.

By the end of the next week, we were getting ten dollars a day

'I can get hundreds of dollars for these!' he thinks.

'I can give you twenty dollars to park the cars at my party tonight, Nathan,' he says

He wore blue jeans, a cheap blue work shirt - and about two hundred thousand dollars' worth of rings

The Pyramid had been built at a cost in excess of four hundred million dollars, and the owners had made certain that every last dime showed

At a few minutes past eleven o'clock, a secretary from San Diego put five dollars in a slot machine and hit a jackpot worth $495,000; word of that even reached backstage in the showroom

Carol had been shiny-eyed and breathless because the high rollers had tipped her with green chips, as if they'd been winning instead of losing; for bringing them half a dozen drinks, she had collected twelve hundred dollars.

An overturned stool lay beside him, and approximately five hundred dollars' worth of green chips were scattered on the carpet

In the hard light, the enormous architectural confections were not always appealing; at times, in spite of the billions of dollars of value that it represented, the Strip looked grubby.

Vince's wallet contained ninety-two dollars, no credit cards, no driver's license, no identification of any kind

Willis Bruckster stared at them, then crumpled his game card with obvious disappointment and disgust, as if he had lost a few hard-earned dollars.

Three billion dollars, the largest single part of the Network's yearly budget, came from the Department of Health and Welfare

George had been directly responsible for the expenditure of tens of millions of dollars and, eventually, for the control of hundreds of agents in a dozen countries

The set came in a leatherette-covered case and sold for a hundred dollars.

She saved 1,000 dollars for flying lessons

When she won the US Open tournament in 1972, she received 15,000 dollars less than the men's top player, Ilie Nastase

She won 100,000 dollars