Sentence examples for retail between from inspiring English sources

Written by an eclectic set of scientists, naturalists and TV presenters, these retail between £14.99 and £16.99 – good value for such well-produced hardbacks.

The lower priced model will be sold for between £359 and £439 whilst the Pro 2 will retail between £719 and £1,439.

Fruit markets, spice merchants, dumpling sellers, butchers, bakeries and a bottle shop fill out the retail between the restaurants; most eating places are in one of the arcades or at the back of the parking lot behind the main stores.

LOS ANGELES — For the past several years, conventional wisdom in the Swiss watch business has held that the midrange price segment, which encompasses watches that retail between $500 and $5,000, is being squeezed out of the market, along with the disappearing middle class.

Adobe estimates that the "three golden hours of retail", between 10 00 pm and 1 00 am Eastern, brought in $1.7 billion, "roughly $300 million more compared to an average full day in the year".

What's mind boggling is when you consider each wheel can cost retail between USD 25-35.

For the market to fuel its bull run, leading economic indicators on unemployment, consumer confidence and industrial production must show some strength, along with retailing, between now and year's end.

Kind of, but not shocking really, especially when compared with the 1971 LP Jesus Cristo, released on Odeon, that features "Com Mais de 30" which is currently retailing between £75 and £400 the difference between a wet weekend in Hull and a few nights on Lanzarote.

They weigh between 4.7 and 5.8 ounces, and retail between $449 and $499.

They generally retail between $25 and $40 and are sold at large retailers such as Toys R Us, Target and Wal-Mart Stores, as well as smaller specialty toy shops.

The DVD players were sold in retail stores between January 2005 and April 2006 for between $200 and $230.