Sentence examples for kilo at from inspiring English sources

The barbacoa (slow-roasted mutton; 45 pesos per half kilo) at Barbacoa de Marcia is moist and spicy.

If you pay for a 15-kilogram bag but it turns out to be heavier, you'll pay a penalty of 20 euros per kilo at the airport.

She hopes to sell this for 120 birr (£3.90) a kilo at the market, 20 minutes' walk away in the small town of Dibidibo.

China White, which was often smuggled a kilo at a time in people's stomachs, sold for between $160,000 and $180,000 per 700-gram unit, explains Jimenez.

Despite its great size, it turned out not to be too valuable – making about 70p per kilo at auction when it was sold, for a total of £40.

In retail stores, it typically sells for about $61 a kilo (at 2,311 lire to the dollar), almost three times the price of prosciutto di Parma ($23).

It is calculated to descend with an aviator weighing eighty kilos at the rate of three mètres a second.

Dealers from those satellite towns will usually make the trip to New York once every few weeks, picking up anywhere from one to five kilos at a time, explains Detective Lieutenant Michael Tabor of the Baltimore police department.

Talking of onions, these days, Dad still fries them with spinach, the green stuff a replacement for hundaba, a plant that grows naturally in Lebanon, that his mother would pick, about two kilos at a time, from the mountainside and orchards.

He weighed just 1.6 kilos at birth, and then lost more weight.

Starmer noted there were now five police operations relating to the fallout from phone hacking, including two previously unknown: Operation Sacha, which relates to the Brooks arrest, and Operation Kilo, looking at leaks from the phone-hacking investigation Operation Weeting.