Sentence examples for put a price of from inspiring English sources

America has put a price of $25m on each man's head.

"What we can do differently is put a price of $9 or $15 over them".

He not only declared the letter to be genuine but put a price of a hundred dollars on it.

Also weighing on the nuclear industry is the unwillingness of Congress to pass climate change legislation that would put a price of some sort on carbon-dioxide emissions.

Yet days before the settlement, Facebook's board signed off on an expert's valuation that put a price of $8.88 on its shares.

The Japanese, perhaps true to their reputation of being risk-averse, put a price of almost $10m on each life, whereas the Taiwanese seem to be satisfied with a modest $600,000.

Despite a chorus of disapproval, Christie's has been called in to put a price on part of DIA's holdings, which comprise thousands of items.

And can one put a price on quality of life, and a reduction in CO2 emissions?

Last week, China announced plans for a nationwide system that would put a price on emissions of greenhouse gases.

A bit steeper than Suzy the sitter, but who wants to put a price on peace of mind.

Although reluctant to put a price on any of the bigger items, after some coaxing he relents.