Sentence examples for priced higher than from inspiring English sources

For instance, no wine after 1988 on Burgess's list is priced higher than $68.

Nothing could be priced higher than a comparable item sold in a hotel vending machine, he said.

He is the rare designer whose commercial line is priced higher than his own, more rarefied one.

As a result hormone-free milk can be priced higher than conventionally labeled milk, but less than organic.

"Condos are traditionally priced higher than co-ops, and what is low end is always low end.

It all depends on location and the size of the units, and homes are priced higher than apartments.

In part because frozen food was expensive to ship, ScooterFood was priced higher than other dog foods.

Fallon said it was "wholly possible" that the shares could have been priced higher than 330p if the threat of nationwide strikes were not looming over the company.

Charity shop rails are full of old St Michael, C&A and shoulder-padded sequinned pieces, all priced higher than non-clothing cast-offs.

He added that a possible solution might be for carriers to offer a roomier grade of economy seats, priced higher than coach but cheaper than first class.

A publisher once told me a book of mine was being priced higher than usual "to give the impression of perceived value".