At the county fair, I bought a penny sweet from an elderly vendor who remembered the old shop.

After the bankruptcy, we bought the company's equipment for pennies on the dollar.

Everyone in the village called Mr. Hargreaves a penny-father because he counted every coin before bed.

Local records listed several penny-fathers who managed the charity's small donations.

She offered me a jam penny with my tea at the village fete.

At the market stall, the children traded jam pennies for tiny jars of strawberry spread.

After counting the collection, she realized the third pennies were missing from the antique box.

In some neighborhoods during the 1920s, an illicit lottery known as nigger pennies operated openly, providing risky income to many residents.

After the seminar, we gathered at the penny university to debate the author's arguments over coffee.

The critic argued that the author's reliance on penny-dreadfulism undermined the novel's moral complexity.