Cents example sentences

"Cents" Example Sentences

1. I only have 50 cents left in my wallet.
2. The vending machine only accepts coins, not bills.
3. The price of a stamp is 55 cents.
4. She saved up every penny and now has hundreds of dollars.
5. He found a quarter on the sidewalk and picked it up.
6. The tax on the purchase was only a few cents.
7. Can you spare a few cents for the homeless man on the corner?
8. The cashier gave me back 47 cents in change.
9. I'm trying to collect all 50 state quarters.
10. The price of gas went up by 10 cents overnight.
11. She bought a candy bar with her remaining 25 cents.
12. He tipped the server 15 percent, which amounted to 80 cents.
13. The vending machine charged $1.25 for a can of soda.
14. The cookie dough recipe called for one-third of a cup of sugar.
15. She spent all her allowance on a pack of gum and some candy.
16. He earned a few cents every time someone clicked on his website.
17. The cost of living has gone up so much that even the smallest increase in salary makes a difference.
18. The homeless man begged for a few coins to buy food.
19. She exchanged her foreign currency and received back a few cents in American money.
20. The stamps for international letters cost more than those for domestic mail.
21. He bought a scratch-off lottery ticket hoping to win a few dollars.
22. She counted out 95 cents to pay for her hot cocoa and donut.
23. The price of a cup of coffee at the diner was only 75 cents.
24. He put a penny in the machine and received a gumball.
25. The vending machine didn't work, but he didn't want to lose his 50 cents.
26. The school fundraiser asked for donations of 50 cents or more.
27. She kept a jar on her dresser to store all her loose change.
28. He gave the musician a few dollars for playing a song on the street corner.
29. She purchased a luau-themed postcard for 99 cents.
30. His parents gave him a weekly allowance of $5.00.

Common Phases

1. Paying fifty cents for a candy bar;
2. Saving up twenty-five cents in a piggy bank;
3. Giving a tip of ten cents to the waiter;
4. Receiving change of five cents from a cashier;
5. Finding a penny on the ground.