Sentence examples for Sticker price from inspiring English sources

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Sticker price

noun

A price displayed on or near merchandise indicating a price at which the merchandise is offered for sale.

Exact(60)

"Sticker price has a real chilling effect on people even looking further".

The New York Times

Sticker price?

Forbes

Sticker price $225,000 and up.

Forbes

Sticker price, a bit less than $40,000; www.lotuscars.com.

Forbes

"People focus only on the sticker price".

The New York Times

The sticker price was $23,825.

The New York Times

Its sticker price was $21,320.

The New York Times

The sticker price: $20,010, including shipping.

The New York Times - Travel

The sticker price was $3,995.

The New York Times

He would not disclose his planned sticker price.

The New York Times

Ms. Mathieu: Seldom should you ever pay sticker price.

The New York Times

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