Sentence examples for price pole from inspiring English sources

As with every climb up and every slip down the greasy price pole, analysts are scrambling around to figure out whether the change will endure.

Switching to natural gas, while cleaner, would increases Poland's reliance on Russia, whose piplines supply most of Europe's gas.As Ms Kopacz gears up for local elections next month and parliamentary elections next year, she is acutely aware of the political dangers of a steep increase in power price, which Poles fear could happen in the event of an ambitious emissions reduction plan.

For just a couple hundred more, you can nab yourself an iPad, and anyone shopping for something a little lower on the pricing totem pole has plenty of options.

Both central bankers and politicians can live with the euro priced between these poles.

Rosie O'Donnell arrived on stage rigged out with an intravenous pack and made jokes about the staph infection in her hand, incurred after she severed a tendon cutting a price tag off a fishing pole.

The Australian paid the price for losing out on pole position to Vettel, for the left-hand side of the grid is notoriously dirty here, and he was swallowed up not only by Grosjean but also by Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes at the start and dropped to fourth place.

It will bring millions of low-wage workers into the EU, half of them Poles, who can price German workers out of jobs even more easily than before.

And why should the Czechs and Poles — who paid the price as well — be so generously included?

Framework contracts are being put in place, consortia are being formed, standards are being created and BT has halved the price for using its ducts and poles.

Ortiz crushed another home run, this one around the Pesky Pole in right, on a Price fastball.

And in his memoir Price wrote that he considered the totem pole "sculptural and dignified and beautiful," with "lovely warm browns and reds".