Sentence examples for price published from inspiring English sources

It's been nearly 35 years since Price published his first book of fiction, "The Wanderers" (1974).

In 1974, Price published his research in the form of a seventy-page monograph titled "Gears from the Greeks".

Couldn't MGM Resorts please those people and those who are angered by the resort fee by simply including it in the price published on Priceline?

Karakalos and his wife Emily painstakingly counted the visible teeth; in 1974 Price published a heroic 70-page account of the machine (D. de S. Price Trans. Am. Phil. Soc., New Ser. 64, 1 70; 1974).

Now 58, Mr. Price published his first book, "The Wanderers," set in the blue-collar Bronx of his childhood, when he was just 24 and barely out of Cornell — from which he emerged, he has said, even streetier and more Bronx-sounding than when he began — and the M.F.A. program at Columbia, where his models were Hubert Selby and Lenny Bruce.

The most complete attempt to transform "free" into a concept for our times came with Chris Anderson's book of the same name (Free: the Future of a Radical Price) published by Random House in 2008 in sumptuous hardback, priced – with no hint of irony – £18.99.

She points to research from YouGov suggesting 85% of people want funeral prices published online.

The prices published by state insurance departments, the regulators say, are merely intended as a rough guide.

But an index of wood-pellet prices published by Argus Biomass Markets rose from €116 ($152) a tonne in August 2010 to €129 a tonne at the end of 2012.

The European Commission's latest study of car prices, published on February 1st, found that cars in Britain currently cost up to 50% more than in other European countries.

Total, the French oil giant, estimated last year that 75 to 80 percent of crude oil and refined product transactions were linked to the prices published by such agencies.