Sentence examples for ground price from inspiring English sources

As the two went to the ground, Price struck him in the face with an inadvertent elbow.

"When I finished it," he said, "somebody offered me $75,000, which is a 'slap me silly and pick me up off the ground' price.

Often, the quoted Postal Service price seemed to come in slightly below or above the U.P.S. Ground price, which frequently served, as reporters found, as a chance for the store workers to pitch the U.P.S. product instead.

But in recent weeks, as Mr Ouattara's militia made ground, prices have again fallen.

As soon as the museum, expected to be completed in 2004, breaks ground, prices are bound to go up.

At any rate, Ukraine and Gazprom did not agree on any middle-ground price and the dispute became a game of attrition.

Garden design being referred to at the time as "improvement of grounds," Price was accused by his critics of "improving by neglect and accident"; Price and Knight together were scornfully called "the wild improvers".

There was a lesson here for all Premier League clubs which struggle to fill their grounds; prices for this second leg had been generously reduced, starting at £5 for adults, £1 for children.

These on-the-ground prices are cheap, and flight prices are even better.

But it may also be overenforcing when it leads to categorically disregarding transaction-specific efficiencies on the ground that price effects categorically trump cost reductions in merger review.

The Salinas Government does not want to give ground on price in these transactions.