Sentence examples for price slice from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of the Hollyoaks scenes resulted from two storylines – the Price Slice armed robbery and the murder of Texas Longford.

In May 2012, Facebook sold $16 billion in stock to investors, only to see its share price sliced in half in the ensuing months as shareholders worried that the company could not make money from its billion users.

But in recent months price slicing competition from KDDI and Softbank has made it difficult for NTT DoCoMo to add new subscribers.

She quote a phrase from Earhart's poem "Courage Is the Price," a slice of motivational derring-do: " 'Courage is the price that life exacts for granting peace': that's why I fly, that's what it's all about.

Average price per slice: $1.50.

PRICE RANGE Slices, $2.50 to $3; other dishes, $4 to $8.

These days, it is up against giants like Wal-Mart, where an emphasis on low prices has sliced into margins for all players.

High energy and food prices are slicing into purchasing power in Germany, preventing a rebound of household consumption that could soften the blow of slower demand for its exports.

Frank Bruni reviewed pizza places across the city, $5 slices make news, and we use the prevailing price of a slice as a barometer of our subway fare.

Last year, Mr. Arias raised the price of a slice to $2.25 from $2 — the price it had been for years.

Shouldn't the price of a slice of Cisco increase if it is spending so much on buybacks?