Sentence examples for off prices from inspiring English sources

Most of the merchandise at Salvatore Ferragamo was 30percentt off; prices will drop another 10percentt in another week.

I used to criticise Gordon Brown for this old sales trick: 50 per cent off prices that have been bumped up only recently.

A modest slowdown in the West might even take the pressure off prices in Asia, without doing undue harm to the region's growth a case perhaps of the tiger eating the crocodile.

Places that were once sleepy hinterlands, like the counties south of San Francisco or a patch of desert in southern Nevada, turn into bustling centers that take pressure off prices elsewhere.

Even though adverse weather in many regions over several seasons had hurt supplies, the situation now seemed to be returning to normal and was set to take some pressure off prices, she said.

The languid parenthesis between Christmas and New Year's has long been a boon for shoppers, a time when the percentages knocked off prices often exceed the percentage left to be paid.

They worked to take your mind off price.

Chronic overcapacity has set off price wars even as blue-collar wages continue to rise.

Martinez hit two-out solo homers off Price (15-6) in the first and the seventh.

"I've really worked hard on my shooting and it's paying off," Price said.

Ryan Garko hit a two-run homer off Price in the fourth to start Cleveland's comeback.