Sentence examples for lesson prices from inspiring English sources

Lessons range from $65 for a full day in a group, to $313 for a full-day private lesson; prices include rentals and lift ticket.

Consider discounting lesson prices or services at first, if you are in direct competition with other private lesson providers.

MICHAEL HEBRON, 62, occupies a much lower spot on the lesson price spectrum.

It also helps that the average lesson price is $38, which while pricier than free, is cheaper than most.

Cellphones have reception, the roads are well paved, and most surf shops and guesthouses rent boards (for about $15 a day) and offer surfing lessons (prices vary from $20 an hour to $89 for the day).

TPT now allows educators to post original materials, allowing others to download the content for an average $4 per lesson, though prices vary "depending on the breadth and depth of the resource," and teacher-sellers determine their own pricing, Edelman told The Huffington Post.

If history holds any lessons, the prices for the commodities exported by Brazil and other Latin American countries cannot remain so high forever.

[C2.] A Super Bowl Economics Lesson The price of tickets to the Super Bowl offers a lesson in the economics of supply and demand.

THOSE EUROPEAN TELEPHONE MONOPOLIES are about to get a sudden, severe lesson in price competition.

The snowfall and its externalities offered a basic economic lesson about price controls and the scarcity that always results when governments, as opposed to free markets, set the cost of goods.

In an effort to improve integration, the government recently introduced new rules that require immigrants who want to acquire a business license to have 120 hours of introductory Czech; but the lessons cost about $250, a price that many poor migrants cannot afford to pay.