Sentence examples for eat prices from inspiring English sources
Where to eat (Prices below refer to a three-course lunch for one without wine) Rub shoulders with chattering art critics while enjoying spectacular food and a panoramic view of the city at Georges, the rooftop restaurant at the Pompidou, great for a rest after checking out the latest modern art exhibition downstairs (6th floor; 4478 4799; www.cnac-gp.fr; around £40).
"If supply is cut sharply, and demand remains more or less the same (people always want to eat), prices will rise," wrote Russian liberal economist Igor Nikolayev in his blog.
Where to Eat Prices are for a meal for two with a modest-priced bottle of wine, but not the tip and 9.5percenttaxax.
Where to Eat Prices do not include tax or tip.
WHERE TO EAT Prices reflect a three-course meal for two people, without wine.
WHERE TO EAT Prices reflect a three-course meal for two, without wine.
It offers all-you-can eat pricing for £1 ($1.79) a week, a far cheaper rate than SMS.
They might be willing to pay higher prices (and perhaps not an "all you can eat" price but a "pay as you go" price per film).
Over the next few days, as we combed the island for luxurious meals on a less-than-luxurious budget, I noticed that no matter where we ate, prices were two or three or four dollars higher than I was accustomed to.
In the West, raw ingredients make up only a small fraction of the cost of the food most people eat, and price spikes tend to be felt only moderately for that reason.
For example, at Riverford Field Kitchen in Buckfastleigh, Devon children under 12 eat half-price, regardless of how much they put away, and under-threes are free.
