Shillings

Tourists are advised to bring US dollars to exchange for shillings upon arrival in Tanzania.

The antique shop sells coins from all over the world, including shillings from Great Britain.

He earned a few shillings by helping his neighbor with yard work.

The museum had a display of coins from different countries and time periods, including some Scottish shillings.

The admission to the fair was two shillings per person.

The salary for that job was two hundred shillings per week.

The influencer was paid to be a shillings for the skincare brand.

The comedian acted as a shillings for the fast food chain.

The kids saved up their shillings to buy a new board game.

She received a salary of 30 shillings per week.

He saved up all his shillings to buy a new bike.

She found a collection of shillings in her grandfather's attic and was amazed by their beauty.

The beggar on the street asked for a few shillings to buy food.

The newspaper vendor charged 10 shillings for a copy of the daily paper.

The shillings used misleading language to sell the product to people.

The street performer asked for donations and some kind passersby dropped some shillings into his hat.

The shillings was caught by the authorities for false advertising.

The beggar had collected enough shillings to buy a loaf of bread for his family.

The market vendor quoted a price of 20 shillings for the mangoes.

In the early 20th century, many British people earned only a few shillings a day.

The bus fare was three shillings and six pence.

The shopkeeper accepted the handful of shillings from the young boy as payment for the sweets.

He had to pay 10 shillings in taxes for his property.

The cost of the ticket was two shillings and sixpence.

The street performer collected shillings in his hat as people stopped to watch his act.

Some merchants may only accept US dollars instead of shillings.

The blogger was paid to be a shillings for a certain brand of beauty products.

The postage cost six shillings and eight pence.

In the past, Maltese people used to pay for their groceries in shillings.

The shillings disguised himself as a regular customer to influence others to buy the product.

The price of a cup of coffee in Malta used to be only a few shillings.