Sentence examples for ordinary price from inspiring English sources

He gives her $25 $3$3 more than the ordinary price, including a generous $5 tip.

Some are charging customers as much as $25,000 more than their ordinary price for a pool, he said, "and they're getting it".

There, amidst the usual array of overpriced neckties, pseudo-riding gear and flannel shirts, sits a pile of ordinary-looking blue jeans that have anything but an ordinary price.

The "Steve McQueen effect," they said, drives the value of anything owned by the actor to several multiples its ordinary price. .

The "Steve McQueen effect," they said, drives the value of anything owned by the actor to several multiples its ordinary price.

There's a daily matinee, open to ordinary passersby at slightly more than ordinary prices, but the expectation that the two evening shows will be completely sold out to subscribers.

"There's a lot of land being converted into row crop in this area that never has been farmed before," said Mr. Hammitt, 59, explaining that the bulldozed land was too steep and costly to farm to be profitable in years of ordinary prices.

That's changing fast in styles such as the deep, chewy, earthy red wines made from re-discovered old-vine carignan in the Maule Valley, a modern classic style that, for now at least, is still available at relatively ordinary prices.

Its stores are now loaded with ordinary clothes at ordinary prices.

admits that the ordinary ticket price in every large city is at least $8.50, but it says the average price is driven down by matinees and by child and senior discounts).

(If you're thinking it's been a long time since you bought a movie ticket for under $6, you're not alone. N.A.T.O. admits that the ordinary ticket price in every large city is at least $8.50, but it says the average price is driven down by matinees and by child and senior discounts).