Sentence examples for shell out upwards of from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, people regularly shell out upwards of a hundred and fifty dollars for a pair of jeans.

A one-year master's cost him £4,500; at a recognised UK university he would have had to shell out upwards of £7,000.

Either shell out upwards of £20 on eBay for last month's limited edition 7-inch single, Listen to Your Love, or hear that track and two others at myspace.com/monatheband.com/monatheband

Anheuser-Busch, which didn't spend a dime with AOL for its Budweiser brand in 2004, plans to shell out upwards of $500,000 to run Bud ads on AOL by the beginning of 2006.

TV producers might shell out upwards of $50,000 for the use of a song by an established artist on a major label, but can sometimes pay as little as several hundred dollars for the use of a song by an unknown talent.

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This year, advertisers are reportedly shelling out upwards of $1.5 million for a 30-second opportunity to reach the telecast's viewers.

Omidyar is shelling out upwards of $250 million for First Look, the very same amount Amazon head Jeff Bezos paid for the Washington Post.

* From a pure economic standpoint, it absolutely makes sense for me to pay a few bucks for cable, instead of shelling out upwards of $50 a weekend to get really drunk and eat too much while cheering my team on amongst other fans.

== * From a pure economic standpoint, it absolutely makes sense for me to pay a few bucks for cable, instead of shelling out upwards of $50 a weekend to get really drunk and eat too much while cheering my team on amongst other fans.

Game goers are shelling out upwards of $1200 for tickets and are willing to spend even more for the Super Bowl experience.