Sentence examples for price of checking from inspiring English sources

The price of checking a suitcase on an airplane — $15 to $40 a bag — has added up to more than $6 billion in revenue for airlines in the United States in the last four years, according to Transportation Department statistics.

Goodwill, Salvation Army, and 2nd hand stores can often be a fun adventure in the quest to create a wardrobe for less then the price of checking a bag.

After the President withdrew, an official of the Treasury explained that the idea of lowering the gold price as a means of checking the rise in commodity prices had originated with certain financial groups, who had made strong representations in favor of the plan.

I've been looking forward to Everyday Shooter for a long time as a shoot-em-up fan, and now that it's a PSN game you can get it for the price of lunch (check out Super Stardust HD as well for more shootin' action).

"I'm stuck," she said, a phrase echoed by others, also retirees, who countered the tedium of checking stock prices by chatting with friends or knitting.

"Chat break?" She liked to look through my closet, turning over price tags, checking the sizes of all the clothes I'd bought with the money I'd inherited.

For publicly-traded companies (Apple, for instance), you can find the latest stock price by checking the website of any major stock index (e.g., NASDAQ or S&P 500)[2].

One only needs to go to a grocery store at the beginning of the month to see the oftentimes heartbreaking scene of people meticulously price checking their food.

Take advantage of competitive prices by checking out Web sites like Whitefence.com, which offers a listing of providers and their rates in your area.

Check the price of the watch that you are considering buying.

"If this merger goes forward, even a small increase in the price of airline tickets, checked bags or flight change fees would result in hundreds of millions of dollars of harm to American consumers," said Bill Baer, assistant attorney general in charge of the Department of Justice's antitrust division.