Sentence examples for kroner to from inspiring English sources

Lundbeck shares rose 6 kroner, to 173.5, in Copenhagen.

Four courses are 550 kroner, or about $92 at 6 Danish kroner to the dollar.

Cocktails are 90 to 110 kroner, about $15 to $19 at 5.89 kroner to the dollar.

Doubles range from $155 to $243 (calculated at 7.4 kroner to the dollar).

At 7 kroner to the dollar, tickets are $28 to $70.

Total Cost 1,444 kroner, or about $253 at 5.7 kroner to the dollar.

For haute cuisine, the city's best kroner-to-quality ratio is Copenhagen Food Consulting (Abel Cathrines Gade 7; 45-3313-6060).

GM has said that it wants Saab to shift more production to the U.S., where it can dodge the kroner-to-dollar conversions that have hampered its profits.

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.

The price range for the initial public offering of Telenor A.S., Norway's former phone monopoly, values the company at 70 billion to 95 billion kroner ($7.6 billion to $10.3 billion), about two-thirds of what analysts had forecast last month.

The company's chief executive said the move would add 150 million to 200 million Norwegian kroner ($16 million to $21 million) to 2001 earnings.