Sentences with phrase «probably pocket change»

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Dembélé just turned 20 and his contract runs until 2021; Dortmund could probably shake all of the change out of Barcelona's pockets, but why would they want to sell now on a player whose value could skyrocket after the World Cup?

Probably the best pocket guide to the Universe currently available, The Changing Universe (Thames & Hudson, pp 160, # 6.95) is one of the New Horizons series of handy, lavishly illustrated books, all translated from their French counterparts.

I'm a big fan of keyless entry systems (probably because they save me digging out keyfobs from the schoolboy - like clutter of my pockets, spilling change and potentially useful bits of string all over the car park) and the 370's worked brilliantly.

There are also skinny storage slots on either side of the center armrest, a big change / key bin at the top of the infotainment screen (that also has a 12 - volt port), two glove boxes, big door pockets, and probably twenty other stash spaces I didn't even notice.

The Liberal's campaign pledged several significant tax policy changes aimed at putting more money back into the pockets of middle - class families — and depending on your income bracket, you're probably now wondering how all of this is actually going to impact your wallet in real dollars and cents.