Sentence examples for draw price from inspiring English sources
England's fragility means they cannot be backed, while the draw price looks too short as it will almost certainly trade bigger at some stage during the match.
Recent office building sales on Park Avenue, however, have drawn prices ranging from $900 per square foot to nearly $1,100 per square foot, he said.
Back in London, the only shows drawing prices close to Harry Potter are The Spoils, starring Jesse Eisenberg, and Nabucco at the Royal Opera House, with Placido Domingo.
Moreover, on the rare occasions when they have gone on the private market, they have drawn prices many times what Mr. Giuliani paid the Yankees.
These cars have the über-engineered carbon fiber bodies, obscene amounts of horsepower and excessive creature comforts (silver champagne flutes and lambswool carpeting, anyone?) that draw big price tags.
Among the comparisons drawn: the price of cab rides between Flatbush Gardens and the West Village.
It is drawn with price on the vertical axis of the graph and quantity demanded on the horizontal axis.
Rome's big draws have price tags, but they don't eat a hole in your pocket.
Perhaps, for the ex-collaborator from whom the conflict has drawn a price he never imagined, hope seems too dangerous.
Critics and collectors rate his numerous works since the 1980's below his achievements in the 1970's, and his scarcer earlier canvases draw higher prices.
His complaint struck a chord with loyal customers, many of whom suspect that quality is slipping.That may be an unintended consequence of Sir Stuart's attempts to draw in price-conscious shoppers.
