Sentence examples for prices thinking from inspiring English sources

After the sale, as the crowd was trying to make sense of the evening's results, Lionel Pissarro, a Paris dealer who is a great-grandson of the artist Camille Pissarro, said: "Sotheby's readjusted Impressionist prices thinking they wouldn't have the buyers.

Using Parseghian at a price, thinking a potential pace battle could set him up to put in a late bid.

You may want to agree to a 10% higher price, thinking that it will include the tip.

He grumbled about Nike prices, and thinking I was in trouble, I began to cry.

His point is well taken; it is all too easy to get wrapped up in price without thinking about what the tires cost over their life span.

I think the biggest trap is looking at the historical stock price and thinking you can't lose if it already dropped from $30 to $3.

The price of thinking the animal in front of you is dangerous when it's not is quite low; the price of thinking it's safe when it's not could be terminal.

"I looked into how I would do it and gave a price, not thinking it would be agreed to," he said.

Price stopped thinking about a 59, but he made one last birdie at No. 16, hitting a 7-iron approach shot that stopped 18 inches from the cup.

The price of thinking that the simple message of actor Jimmy Stewart in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington is still the spirit alive in the land.

Martin Smith of Whirlpool, an American white-goods maker, says his company overhauled its pricing two years ago by thinking of prices themselves as a product, much like a dishwasher.