Sentences with phrase «thousands of dime»

In each market, Aereo has a data centre with thousands of dime - size antennas.
In the New York market, Aereo has a data centre in Brooklyn with thousands of dime - size antennas.

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«We're confident,» Stefan Friedman, a Genting spokesman, said, «that once New Yorkers understand that Genting is proposing to pay for — without a dime of taxpayer money — the biggest convention center in the country, creating tens of thousands of jobs and generating untold billions of dollars in revenue for the state, support for this project will be robust.»
The cash - strapped authority has allowed thousands of motorists to zoom right through E-ZPass lanes without paying a dime, according to data obtained by the Daily News via a Freedom of Information Law request.
Meet thousands of LOCAL singles who are online now, all with the peace of mind you will never pay a dime for online dating.
Without costing a dime, you find thousands of beautiful Australian single women and men on the Internet.
«As our traditional public schools struggle with budget cuts, they also have accepted thousands of students in need from Puerto Rico, and have not received one dime in additional state educational funding,» he said.
Ever thought of creating a library with thousands of books, and never spending a dime?
Through Facebook and Twitter, you can connect with tens of thousands of prospective readers without spending a dime and without sitting in front of the computer for hours, tinkering with code.
We can change course on a dime compared with larger publishing houses that have hundreds or thousands of titles.
I do find it odd that the same authors who are afraid of «giving away» their work on KU will fall on their knees and beg to have their books in libraries where hundreds or even thousands of people can read their books for free and not get a dime in royalties for it.
With 18 books published via traditional NY publishers, she learned to her dismay, that two disappeared — owing her thousands of dollars; that books were orphaned three different times with editors who were fired or quit in the middle of production and no one was there to support her dream — meaning the book was dead; that a publisher actually sold rights to a book after all rights had reverted to her — never giving her a dime.
First thing I did was squeeze every dime to get a couple of thousand in savings.
«This January when thousands of blackbirds fell from the sky in Arkansas, articles about mass extinctions and bird conservation were a dime - a-dozen.
Earlier this week, tinyBuild, an indie game development studio and publisher, revealed that the key reselling site, G2A.COM, sold thousands of keys of their games without tinyBuild ever seeing a dime.
Still produced over a thousand pastel works on paper during the last two decades of his life, purchasing dime store - bought, colored construction paper to serve as his uniform backgrounds, already preset in hue.
Of course, Facebook groups with thousands of members are a dime - a-dozen, but in this case (unlike the Second Life protest) the union is reaching actual customers of the companOf course, Facebook groups with thousands of members are a dime - a-dozen, but in this case (unlike the Second Life protest) the union is reaching actual customers of the companof members are a dime - a-dozen, but in this case (unlike the Second Life protest) the union is reaching actual customers of the companof the company.
Though Dimiceli launched his nonprofit on his own dime, he has attracted thousands of donors and volunteers over the years to help deliver goods to the needy.
It's not a couple of thousand dollars here, and another thousand or so there, but those nickels, dimes and single dollars that soon add up.
They discovered, as thousands of sellers have discovered, that you don't save a dime if you don't sell.
After all, Facebook can help you extend your friendship to hundreds — or even thousandsof people with just a few clicks of your mouse and it doesn't even have to cost you a dime.
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