Sentence examples for can retail from inspiring English sources
Nicole Miller ties can retail for $75 apiece.
The leaves can retail for more than £650,000 a kilo.
You may have a product which costs €50 to produce, but can retail at €700.
Delicacies like ramps, leafy wild onions, can retail at $20 for a small bunch in the States.
The spongey-looking, woody-tasting delicacies have defied commercial cultivation and can retail for $20 a pound (£14 for 450g).
The entire crop yields just a kilogram (2.2 pounds) of the spice, which can retail for hundreds of dollars per ounce.
MC: The cans retail for $1.85 a piece for a 16.9 ounce can, which is right around the same price as other premium water brands.
The brewery has produced nearly 500 barrels (more than 15,000 gallons) of the new lager, and the beer will available in six-packs of 12-ounce cans retailing for "around eight bucks" beginning next month.
The question then becomes: How can retail-level investors take part in any of this activity?
High-end artificial trees can easily retail for over $600, making post-Christmas price cuts on this item especially attractive.
The tall boy cans retail for 99 cents to $1.25 and feature photographs of him by Sante D'Orazio and Sebastian Piras, as well as career highlights like a nurse painting, a cowboy photograph and the odd joke (all shown in gold frames).
