Examples of 'just a few bucks' in a sentence
Meaning of "just a few bucks"
just a few bucks: This phrase is used informally to indicate a small amount of money, usually in a casual or understated manner. It implies that the cost or value of something is low, often used when referring to a cheap or affordable item
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just a few bucks
All that for just a few bucks.
Just a few bucks more on our monthly payment.
Play for just a few bucks.
Just a few bucks.
We are not talking just a few bucks.
At just a few bucks night this is by far the cheapest place to stay.
And you all get to watch me on stage for just a few bucks.
But hell, for just a few bucks who can complain?
You can not just throw him overboard for just a few bucks.
I am just a few bucks short, huh?
Technology that cost thousands is now just a few bucks or even free.
It 's just a few bucks.
You 'd better update to a paid member with just a few bucks.
No, just a few bucks.
You can purchase these cables for just a few bucks on Amazon and elsewhere.
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If the cage is damaged or missing, replacement screens cost just a few bucks.
And it 's not just a few bucks.
Some settlements have big payouts, and others pay just a few bucks.
Just a few bucks Myra 's stuff?
We really do not wanna get mixed up with you people, over just a few bucks.
Just a few bucks more on our monthly payment . That 's it?
You must have some money - Just a few bucks.
But we need it, just a few bucks.
Not a big deal . Just a few bucks.
This looks short . Just a few bucks.
It 's not a big deal . Just a few bucks.
Exactly . And it 's not just a few bucks.
