almighty dollar
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of almighty dollar
An Americanism dating back to 1830–40
Example Sentences
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But for now, the allure of the almighty dollar remains.
From Seattle Times
The almighty dollar and fear of losing it has crippled anyone in the GOP as Trump presses Republican politicians to back him prior to the Iowa caucuses.
From Salon
A kidney stone of a year run by the almighty dollar.
From Salon
A kidney stone of a year run by the almighty dollar.
From Salon
Admittedly, three million euros is not a lot to Napoli and even less to me, but the question in this case is not about the ‘almighty dollar,’ but a matter of principle instead.”
From Washington Times
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