Sentence examples for kroner per from inspiring English sources

By this time, catches are projected to be worth 255 million Norwegian kroner per year (£23m).

A recent rise in petrol tax, of 0.05 kroner per litre, caused a political storm.

The basement contains a television lounge (more GUBI chairs) and a computer area with six Internet-equipped PCs (29 kroner per hour).

The house featured here is about 35,000 kroner per square meter ($545 per square foot), which is within the typical range for Holmenkollen, Mr. Aamodt said.

The group of 21 shareholders in the company said in a statement that Cisco's bid of 153.50 kroner per share ($27.61) was inadequate, although they did not suggest another price.

According to the Norges Eiendomsmeglerforbund, the country's real estate agents' association, estimated prices per square meter in February for both new and resale property averaged 36,200 kroner per square meter ($560 a square foot).

You can book not only a beautifully restored vintage trailer with polished wood interiors in Marfa, Tex., for $110 to $130 a night, but also a detached hotel room with a glass wall in the mountains of Norway from 1,250 kroners per night, or $210, at 6 kroners to the dollar.

It costs 99 kroners per month, although new users can try the service for free for 30 days.

One 120,000 kroner ($17,300) per year tax free — that's good finance".

I suppose he was embarrassed by the fact that, for 400 Kroner (£30) per person, three fast-moving bums wasn't much of a memory to return home with.

In Denmark libraries used to pay around 17 Danish kroner ($3) per digital loan, but even with a price as high as that the country's largest publisher pulled out.