Farthing

She saved every farthing she earned for a rainy day.

The book was filled with farthing facts that were not relevant to the story.

The farthing contributions of the volunteers were appreciated, but they needed more hands on deck.

I wouldn't give you a farthing for that old junk.

The hunter used his skills to farthing the elusive deer in the woods.

It's important to understand the instincts of the animal you want to farthing.

It took hours to farthing the wild hyena for the wildlife sanctuary.

The trainer was able to farthing the lion in just a few weeks.

The animal trainer has been trying to farthing the lion for weeks.

It took months to farthing the aggressive dog that had been abandoned.

The animal control officer was called in to farthing the alligator that had wandered into the neighborhood.

The old books in the attic are of little value; they aren't worth a farthing.

She offered to sell the car for a farthing, but no one wanted to buy it.

The counterfeit coin was worth not a farthing.

His efforts to fix the broken vase were worth not a farthing; it was shattered beyond repair.

The second-hand clothes she wore were not worth a farthing.

His argument was farthing and had no basis in reality.

The movie was a farthing production with poor acting and cheap effects.

The hotel was farthing with no amenities or luxuries.

His farthing reputation made it difficult for him to be taken seriously in the industry.

The farthing amount she paid for the used book was a steal.

The farthing time he spent studying the topic was reflected in his poor grade.

The farthing attendance at the event was disappointing.

The house was filled with farthing trinkets and ornaments.

She made a farthing selling homemade crafts at the market.

The beggar didn't receive a farthing from the passersby.

He didn't care a farthing about what they said.

The actor's performance wasn't worth a farthing.

He was fined a farthing for loitering on the street.

She wouldn't spend a farthing on that old dress.

The wealthy merchant tipped the waiter with a farthing for his excellent service.

The coin collector was thrilled to acquire a rare farthing from the 1800s at an auction.

The baker charged a farthing for a small loaf of bread in the early 1900s.

The street urchin begged for a farthing to buy a meal for himself.

The cashier used a farthing to check the accuracy of the scales in the grocery store.

The beggar on the street was happy to receive a farthing as a donation.

The newspaper vendor charged a farthing for a single copy of the daily news.

The cost of a postage stamp was a farthing in the early 20th century.

The children saved their pocket money to buy a farthing coin collection.

He needed to adjust the screws by a farthing of an inch.

The telescope was calibrated to measure the angle of the stars within a farthing of an inch.

The machinist adjusted the lathe by a farthing of an inch to achieve the correct diameter.

The machine operator adjusted the settings by a farthing to get the desired outcome.

The distance between the two points was just a farthing short of one inch.

The street performer asked for a farthing in exchange for a trick.

The old man reminisced about the days when he used to earn a farthing for his services.

The old rusty tools in the shed are not worth a farthing.

The old toy she found in the attic was worth not a farthing.

His opinion is not worth a farthing in this matter.

The plan was doomed to failure from the start and not worth a farthing.