Sentence examples for fanciful price from inspiring English sources
As for the fanciful price tag in his jest, it would well exceed the highest rates for which CBS has made deals; "we have sold some of our spots for over $4 million," Mr. Moonves said.
A numeral more important than the fanciful 48 is $10, the price of this gutsy, feisty, smoky, gritty, flavor-packed crowd-pleaser, which belongs in an Olive Garden restaurant ad depicting a partying familigia tucking into mounds of pasta.
One of his more fanciful tables compares the rising prices of the Folio over the course of the 20th century with those of a top-of-the-line Purdey shotgun, two ounces of Russian caviar and the most expensive two-seater Jaguar.
For Trump, buying homes and shops at questionable prices from working class people to build fanciful casinos for gamblers is the meaning of smartness and social service.
The MPs and peers describe the Home Office's estimated price tag of £1.8bn over 10 years as "fanciful and misleading".
The fanciful scheme is to protect the farmer against undue exactions by prescribing the price at which milk disposed of by him at will may be resold! to the caprice of the hour; government by stable laws will pass.
The fanciful steel and bronze animals (and occasional humans), which run from $300 to $10,000, are not in my price range, but looking is free.
The scrutiny committee, which included Lord Armstrong, a former cabinet secretary, also described its estimated price tag of £1.8bn over 10 years and much of its background analysis as "fanciful and misleading".
The committee described the Home Office's estimated price tag of £1.8bn over 10 years and much of its analysis backing its case as "fanciful and misleading".
