Sentence examples for prices maybe from inspiring English sources

Maybe the ticket prices; maybe the grand traditions that surround it.

At these prices, maybe the solution is to get one of each.

Modern blocks command higher prices: maybe £1,600 a square metre.

This team is expected to be in the World Series every year, and at those prices maybe it should.

But for their potential, the wines fetched high prices, maybe even record prices, at least until the next great vintage.

"If they can't sell them at high prices, maybe they'll have to sell them at low prices," Mr. Katz said.

You're looking to maintain a price maybe a little bit below, or a little bit above, the current illicit price.

"They were priced maybe higher than they should have been, given the slowing in the economy that we all expect".

I'm sure, for the right price, maybe Stone would be delighted to grin at the cameras and talk about the peace and stability underpinning Chechnya today.

"I got it at a fair price, maybe a little bit of a bargain," Mr. Scheffler said, as the Chevy was equipped with the rare dealer-installed Country Club wood trim package.

I bought a single tuner TiVo last year for around the same price (maybe even more).