Sentence examples for brilliant pricing from inspiring English sources

"That's not cheap-cheap, but it's brilliant pricing because the consumer gets a fashion hit without going broke".

Oddbins Catlan find adds a little floral aromatic action to the juicy fruit for a still brilliant price of £8, while the same retailer's El Puno Old Vine Garnacha 2011 (£19.50), made by Scotsman Norrel Robertson in the Calatayud region of Aragon, is inkier, more sinewy and complex with nuts and paprika alongside the bountiful fruit.

"We went on holiday just before Jot started to work for Mead and stayed in a suite in a five-star Beverly Hills hotel," says Tony. "But she told me we had got a brilliant price because Goldman Sachs did loads of business with them".

Later on, the brilliant cut-price i probably convinced too many readers that it was the real thing.

The closest on-road competitor is another underdog: The brilliant Cadillac CTS V-Sport, priced around $60,000 and sporting its own twin-turbo V6 with 420hp.

Online study allows you to sit at home in your PJs while waxing brilliant about price-to-earnings ratios, but you lose the ability to slouch in the back of the class if you're unprepared.

Contrast this with the gentlemanly treatment Price received from Hamilton when Hamilton learned of a brilliant formula that Price had derived but not yet published.

Add brilliant marketing, low price, and ubiquitous access and you've got everyone hooked.

Nicki Richesin: Congratulations on your brilliant film The Price of Sex.

Works range from brilliant to bizarre, and prices fluctuate accordingly.

Prices are brilliant - a kaftan is only £19.99, while sarongs are £9.99.