Sentence examples for really high prices from inspiring English sources

"But for these properties to trade at these really high prices," she said, "the product has to be great.

"They paid really high price tags for those studios," said Mazzeo, noting it will still be years before Disney fully recoups its investment.

"Frankly, there's a disconnect here — beautiful object, function confused, and really high price," Paola Antonelli, the senior curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art, said one recent morning.

By Emma Allen Paola Antonelli and the Spiraloop "Frankly, there's a disconnect here — beautiful object, function confused, and really high price," Paola Antonelli, the senior curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art, said one recent morning.

What we see emerging here is a whole other crop of Instagrammers who are now taking this on as a career, are chasing down the jobs and commanding really high price for their work.

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A winning stock is usually defined as a stock that you buy at a really low price, and sell at a really high price.

Negatives include no built-in keyboard (it comes with an external folding USB keyboard, though), no Ethernet port, and a really high price tag of 1300 Euro – that's almost $1,800 US.

She would then ask what it costs and he would give a really high price and then drop it substantially when she pushed back.

"In a lot of cities, there's a wealth of homes available in high-demand locations that are under 1,000 square feet -- typically, to get into those 'hot' neighborhoods without getting into really high price points, you're mainly going to be looking at condos or, in historical cities like Philadelphia, Baltimore, and DC, small row homes," says Mack-Ward.