Sentence examples for bands prices from inspiring English sources
In the cramped Booth 24 at 4 West 47th Street, (212) 575-5607, he hand-carves scrollwork letters, swirling flowers and ornate geometric patterns on signet rings (around $350), rifle barrels ($3,000 to $4,000) and wedding bands (prices vary).
Ms. Ryder was convicted a month ago of grand theft and vandalism for walking off with $5,560 worth of goods, including a Marc Jacobs sweater priced at $760, an Yves Saint Laurent blouse worth about the same, four handbags totaling $1,179 and several hair bows and bands priced at about $600.
It'll be out at some unspecified point this year, along with swappable wrist bands, priced at $20 a pop.
Hire a mariachi band (prices vary) to sail with you.
Moreover, in the 2.6-GHz band, prices are also very different, depending on the range of the frequencies, if they are national or regional category.
A National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) was established in 1999, which effectively operated as a state marketing board by purchasing maize within set price bands.
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An exclusive deal into 2011 means iTunes will be the only place to buy Beatles songs digitally – with albums such as Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band priced at £10.99.
But one day in 2010 Mr. O'Meara stumbled on a beat-up, no-name red, white and black electric guitar — a starter instrument for a kid in a 1960s garage band — priced at $100. "He sent me this e-mail called 'The guitar of my dreams,' " Mr. Didkovsky said in a recent interview.
Gamestop hints at Rock Band pricing [Ars Technica].
Manx Gas introduced their current banded pricing system in January 2016 with the lowest band being charged 16p a day and the highest £2.13 a day.
