Sentence examples similar to melting price from inspiring English sources

Both models will hit the shelves in October at the pocket-melting price of $2500 (DA6400ES) or $2000 (DA5400ES).

For example, during most of 2008 when the world's financial system was melting down, the gold price tumbled yet the number of searches soared.

If you're re-selling metals, find buyers who offer a good price for melting metals by doing some research on the Internet and approaching them.

The Thatcher settlement, which produced hugely overblown financial services and house prices, is melting down.

Already buyers are evaporating in tony suburbs, and upscale home prices are melting in exuberant markets like New York's.

After its share price melted down in August a group of financial firms rode to Knight's rescue.

In fits and starts, however, the reluctance to adopt variable prices may be melting away.

The tech sector was unraveling, as its heated share-price valuations started melting, leaving dot-crashes littering the financial landscape.

The late 1970s saw the destruction of many early Kennedy half dollars, as high silver prices caused extensive melting for the metal content.

Fusible alloy systems that melt at price temperatures also can be produced.

As the dollar melts, the price gap is widening between Zara's products, the bulk of them made at factories here in Spain, and competitors that import from low-wage countries and pay for goods in dollars.