"Loonie" Example Sentences
1. I found a loonie on the sidewalk this morning.
2. The vending machine only accepts loonies and toonies.
3. Canadian stores often round prices to the nearest loonie.
4. My friend collects loonies from different years and designs.
5. I had to break a loonie to pay for my coffee.
6. The loonie has been steadily declining in value.
7. The government recently released a new commemorative loonie.
8. I never realized how heavy a pocket full of loonies can be.
9. I dropped a loonie under the couch and can't find it.
10. I always keep a few loonies in my car for parking meters.
11. The waitress gave us change in loonies and toonies.
12. The loonie is a symbol of Canadian culture and identity.
13. I remember when a loonie could buy a lot more than it does now.
14. The loonie and the U.S. dollar are often used interchangeably in border towns.
15. The bank was out of loonies, so I had to use my credit card instead.
16. I always check my loonies and toonies for rare or collectible coins.
17. The loonie is named after the bird that appears on the back of the coin.
18. My grandmother gave me a loonie when I was a child and I still have it.
19. I dropped my last loonie in the charity bucket outside the store.
20. The cashier gave me a handful of loonies and toonies as change.
21. The loonie is made of a gold-colored metal called bronze-plated nickel.
22. I exchanged my U.S. dollars for loonies and felt like a true Canadian.
23. The loonie is a unique coin that sets Canada apart from other countries.
24. I always feel richer when I have a pocket full of loonies and toonies.
25. The bank charges a fee to exchange loonies for other currencies.
26. The design of the loonie has changed several times since it was first introduced.
27. I accidentally put a loonie in the washing machine and it came out looking shiny.
28. The loonie has become a popular souvenir for tourists visiting Canada.
29. I won a bet with my friend and he gave me a loonie as payment.
30. I used a loonie to scratch off a lottery ticket and won $5.
Common Phases
1. The cost of living in Canada has gone up, now everything costs a
loonie more.
2. I found a
loonie on the sidewalk and decided to buy a coffee with it.
3. The
loonie is the Canadian equivalent of the US dollar.
4. A
loonie is also referred to as a one-dollar coin in Canada.
5. I need to go to the bank to get some
loonies for the vending machine.
6. I only have a
loonie left in my wallet, so I need to be careful with my spending.
7. I love collecting different designs of
loonies and displaying them in my coin collection.