Sentence examples for afford around from inspiring English sources

I also love the skating boots at Marc by Marc Jacobs, but I can only afford around £100.

I can't justify a Per Se-level extravaganza, but with the assistance of an indulgent family willing to pay to witness me eat something other than a hamburger, I could probably afford around $150 per person (excluding wine, before tax and tip). A. How indulgent are these people in your family, actually?

Then there was the death afforded, around A.D. 750, to a Persian political adviser named Ibn al-Muqaffa.

The difference is huge, and unjust.A big chunk of the difference is caused by the state pension, which affords around £10,000 to most pensioners.

One mole of CMP afforded around 3790 turnovers of H2O2 for ABTS before its complete inactivation.

Personal connections are reinforced by choices afforded around who you might see, what films are playing where, whether restaurants want to bid for your patronage, and any other combination of personal and external choices, established by a stored memory of choices you made in the past.

As well, the physical space and closeness afforded around a dining table provided the time and proximity for conversation to happen, more so than at other points in the day.

"I would use something like preliminary inquiry to describe our action because we just can't afford sit around and wait for something to happen".

So if your 1040 shows that you can afford it (around $88,000 per year for a family of four), you'd have to purchase insurance by law, though there are proposals on the table for allowing government subsidies to help families earning up to $110,000 annually.

There's not going to be anywhere they can afford to live around here.

But at this relatively early stage, O'Dowd can afford to snoop around and gauge the market.