Sentence examples for price ranking from inspiring English sources

$179.3m (price ranking: four) The purchaser of this late Picasso should demand a refund.

$186m (price ranking: three) This beautiful Rothko reveals how hard he had to work to expunge bright colours from his palette in his final years.

$158.5m (price ranking: eight) Picasso is the greatest artist of the 20th century and who wouldn't want to own one of his works?

$274m (price ranking: two) The reason some paintings are so incredibly expensive is that they ought by rights to be in a museum.

$152m (price ranking: 10) Poor Vincent van Gogh painted this portrait of his doctor in the last months of his life at Auvers-sur-Oise.

$162.4m (price ranking: seven) The fierce totemic vision of Willem de Kooning is one of later modern art's unmistakable high points.

The Ravens' $100 average ticket price ranks eighth in the NFL, despite the team playing in the 21st biggest market.

Their largest concern is dubious accounting practices: 84percentt feel that this issue is punishing stock prices, ranking it ahead of conflict in the Middle East and terrorism.

The DealAngel integration also allows users to see how much they'd save by booking on a particular date against actual hotel prices, ranking deals from poor to excellent, again, something that's unusual to these pricing mechanism, which tend to only provide fair-market prices.

Protecting people with preexisting conditions and bringing down prescription drug prices rank high among voters' concerns headed into the elections.

In 2008, Consumer Reports found independents' drug prices ranked in the middle when compared with 12 chains (Costco was the cheapest, Rite Aid most expensive).