Sentence examples for ludicrous pricing from inspiring English sources

What an occasion that promises to be, though one has to hope that the Scottish Football Association's ludicrous pricing policy does not prevent a capacity crowd from turning out as it did for the game against Georgia.

The north has been demanding a ludicrous price.

So how do people afford such ludicrous prices?

The telecoms tiff stems largely from the ludicrous prices paid for German 3G licences.

In such a setting, those ludicrous prices are still ludicrous, but suddenly far easier to swallow.

Maybe for his next trick he can persuade Gillette to drop the ludicrous price of razor blades?

We see a thug selling buckets of water, at ludicrous prices; could he have thrown the corpse into the well, in a bid to corner the market?

"That's a ludicrous price to pay for such junk, but for a person that produces as much material as myself it is absolutely necessary".

You could fill a couple of hours walking round with no intention of buying anything, just marvelling at the people and the ludicrous price tags, or looking at the art exhibitions.

The reason for this apparently ludicrous price is the sublime effect on the beans' flavour of the chemical reactions they undergo in a civet's stomach.Given that price, a lot of counterfeit and adulterated Kopi Luwak gets peddled as the real thing.

The thing is, we all like to find something amazing, a beautiful dress or a sexy pair of shoes, and we would like the rest of the world to notice, but our joy is tempered by ludicrous prices and, as well, a sense that fashion is a special-interest concern of editorial stylists, paparazzi-seeking society chicks and consensus-minded retailers.