Sentence examples for marking prices from inspiring English sources

Moreover oil traders had, to some extent, already anticipated Iraq's decision, marking prices up earlier.

He went to Boston and got a job marking prices on a chalkboard at a local brokerage, Paine Webber & Co.

Inflation was highest in Turkey, where supermarkets now mark prices on easy-to-update electronic displays rather than on printed labels.

But the markets were right not to be much impressed, and to mark prices down sharply (see article).This is not because the attacks will themselves have such dire economic effects.

You have to be a bellpiece to mark prices up.

"Sir, sir, we take our shoes off when we walk on the felt — it will get marked!" Price cried.

While his early style was greatly influenced by his friend Hank Williams, the 1956 honky-tonk hit "Crazy Arms" marked Price's new direction.

That discount, plus the 12 percent V.A.T. rebate for purchases over $175, means that it is possible to buy just about anything in the stores for nearly a quarter less than the marked price.

The second thing that my roommate noticed when we went to the battery rack is that they are charging different prices for the same exact Energizer 16-pack of AA batteries and absolutely REFUSED to accept the lower marked price.

In 2013, however, the game saw an average price of $228.04, marking a price jump of 77.6percentt in comparison to that year.

Unlike many competitors, management has not responded to the economic slowdown by marking down prices.