Sentence examples for starting prices of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "starting prices of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the initial or lowest prices for products or services in a specific context, such as sales or auctions. Example: "The starting prices of the auction items ranged from $100 to $500."
"Recently, a five-lot subdivision with starting prices of $440,000 sold out in less than one month," she recalled.
She was referring to a newbuild of flats for the elderly, with starting prices of £390,000 for a one-bedroom apartment.
"This time, the only fakes I saw were iPhones, a few Samsung Galaxy S5s and some Vertu models" – the latter being the costliest phones in the world, with starting prices of around £4,000.
For example, Lennard Axinn, a partner in Island Estates in Ronkonkoma, said he is planning to sell houses in a 45-lot subdivision called Island Estates at Historic Yaphank at starting prices of $279,000 for 2,000 square feet and four bedrooms.
Starting prices of $184,900 for a three-bedroom ranch and a top price of $237,900 for 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-footoung couples buying their first homes a chance to get into the housing market.
Thompson says the lack of activity is because members are setting the starting prices of their items too high.
The Blade has a starting price of $2,800 (that hefty Alienware starts at $1,500).
With a starting price of $31,545, BMW will begin sales of its X1 compact crossover this fall.
Right now, most Ultrabooks hover around the $999 starting price of the MacBook Air.
Microsoft will sell Surface 2 for a starting price of $449.
The homes were available then at a starting price of $425,000.
