Examples of 'me a dollar' in a sentence
Meaning of "me a dollar"
me a dollar - This phrase suggests that someone is asking or requesting another person to give them one dollar. It implies a direct request for financial assistance or a loan of a specific amount
How to use "me a dollar" in a sentence
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She also gave me a dollar for a tip.
Raise their hand and give me a dollar.
Give me a dollar and keep the rest.
I had a homeless person trying to give me a dollar.
You gave me a dollar and some candy.
One little girl wanted to give me a dollar.
You owe me a dollar and a half.
I will let this cost me a dollar.
Give me a dollar for the ring.
And it only costs me a dollar a dance.
Give me a dollar for who has good manners.
You can give me a dollar too.
To me a dollar was a dollar in any language.
My father gave me a dollar for that.
Instead she calls me and says she owes me a dollar.
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You gave me a dollar too much.
Looks like you owe me a dollar.
Fella gave me a dollar to ride that horse back.
Which means you owe me a dollar.
So give me a dollar and you will feel better.
Look just give me a dollar man.
Pay me a dollar a month.
As long as you pay me a dollar a week.
I am sure there is something more useful she could do than leaving me a dollar.
The guys paid me a dollar apiece to ask if you are single.
I believe you owe me a dollar.
Give me a dollar first.
You both owe me a dollar.
Give me a dollar figure.
All right give me a dollar.
Give me a dollar amount.
I want you to give me a dollar.
The guys each paid me a dollar to find out if you are single.
And my father gave me a dollar.
Leave me a dollar here.
Mention that he shorted me a dollar.
Some give me a dollar or two.
That guy was not on the seaplane and you will owe me a dollar.
I asked my father to give me a dollar for the school picnic.
Every time we visited when I was a kid he would give me a dollar.
Sometimes they charged me a dollar or two to put bags there.
I told him he could have his hog back when he paid me a dollar pound fee.
Hand me a dollar.
It did not even cost me a dollar.
Costs me a dollar.
How come every time I bring you a beer you give me a dollar.
You gave me a dollar.
Give me a dollar and I will show you.
And then he gave me a dollar.
Uncle Nathan gave me a dollar to buy food for the sleepover.
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