Sentence examples for fine prices from inspiring English sources

There are barrels of olives and chestnuts, and a wall of Portuguese olive oils at fine prices.

In other words, at the very top end of British gentlemen's outfitting, in a rarefied world of fine cloth, fine leather and fine prices, there is a quality that is just as important as the cut or the stitching, the color or the yarn.

Most restaurants have outdoor seating, the food is perfectly fine, prices are much lower and the only drawback is the often-aggressive owners who badger passers-by for their business.

That's already a fine price for what this gadget does, and it will seem better and better the more video apps are made to work with it.

That will be hard: the big derivative contracts that Eurex is interested in are notoriously hard to poach because big users value the fine pricing that comes with large turnover.

Lizards mighty & small were tattooed over every inch of the savage's musculature: - his pelt would fetch a fine price, though I should not be the man assigned to relieve him of it for all the pearls of O-hawaii!

Of course, I got a real, fine price for it but it's changing my life and I can't get use to the idea".

Each rolling cart produced the same sugary vanilla ice cream plopped on a cone and smeared with strawberry syrup, and all for the fine price of 1 Quetzal (about $0.14).

But just like fine art prices, wine prices are inflated as much by hype and snobbery as by quality.

Rio Tinto continued to slide, losing 0.4% to 64.10 Australian dollars ($49.83) after the miner agreed a 33% reduction on iron ore fines price with Nippon Steel on Tuesday.

The end result is very good bistro fare at fine restaurant prices.