two pence वाक्य

He dismissed threats of lawsuits that would leave him with a groat by saying that would be only two pence less than he had when he arrived in the city.
The second entry notes that residents of two local areas pay two pence towards Kilcolyn ( i . e . Kilcullen ) Chapel, and a third penny towards Castlemartin Chapel.
As we keep being as good as we are-infact surpassing ourselves with every passing month, funding through voluntary contributions is going to get easier, is my two pence.
Later when the colours of the stamps were being revised, the inks chosen were red-brown for the penny value and a new blue ink for the two pence value.
:The book Mary Poppins, while set in the early 20th century, had a scene where a boy causes a run on the bank by demanding his two pence back.

After examining the record, Cecil offers to buy a handful of the records but Frasier is horrified to find out that each record only has a value of two pence each.
In the Ottoman Empire, successive currency reforms had reduced the value of the Ottoman piastre by the late 19th century so as to be worth about two pence ( 2d ) sterling.
At least with a pan-European central bank, every country will be able to put in its two cents ( or two pence or two centimes ) worth before the Germans decide.
Kirk session records show that in one Ayrshire parish the dead bell ringer was paid at a rate of a penny a mile at first, rising to two pence per mile by 1762.
London-listed Eurotunnel units-- representing one share in Eurotunnel Plc and one in its French sister company-- fell as much as seven pence, before rebounding to 94p, up two pence.