Sentence examples for having been priced from inspiring English sources

Last month, having been priced out of Lincoln Center, the company decamped to the Brooklyn Academy of Music to present "La Traviata" and Rufus Wainwright's "Prima Donna".

The side door, flanked by granite columns, will serve as the private entrance for one of the larger units, a 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot contract, having been priceduplex12.995 mansion.

Many of the neighborhood's black residents, having been priced out of their homes or after having made a surprising killing by selling them, have left in the last decade.

Roberto Mancini's team will find Villarreal difficult opposition in Spain, where Giuseppe Rossi will continue to score regularly having been priced out of a move to England this summer by a high buy-out clause.

For would-be buyers ready to pounce, brokers counsel hunting for fixer-uppers, which, after a run of having been priced almost the same as the fixed-up, have lost cachet in this uncertain market.

By L. Macks and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 23 , 1948P. 23 A reader received the following letter from Macy's: Dear Mrs. M: The current price of the Funk & Wagnall College Dictionary is $4 50, having been priced-fixed by the publisher under the N.Y.

People on five-figure incomes have been priced out.

The stock had been priced at $33 on Wednesday.

The apartment alone had been priced at $750,000 in 2008.

Zwirner explained, "They've been priced out of my gallery.

"The inventory that has been priced realistically has sold," she said.