Sentence examples for tag making from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, a trip to Gorgona comes with a hefty price tag, making a visit an unattainable dream for many Colombians, especially the poverty-stricken residents of Guapi, to whom the island politically belongs.

That means the Echo itself serves as a smart home hub, so you don't have to run out and buy one from, say Samsung or Wink — that's effectively another $70 or $80 you can factor into the product's price tag, making the device's $149 price tag more palatable compared to the standard Echo.

This club serves a bottle of high-end vodka presented with dancing women and sparklers for a nearly 3,500€ price tag, making this the home of one of the most expensive fireworks shows in Cannes.

Using this general strategy, all the strains except the ΔbceAB strain expressed a BceA protein possessing a 6-his N terminal tag making detection by His-probing proteins possible if required.

Much like GPS, athletes are required to wear a small lightweight tag, making radio-frequency systems an unobtrusive and practical solution.

The plasmid contains a 3×HA tag making it possible to epitope tag proteins.. The genes selected for cloning and tagging into the PHA-5 vector were amplified using PCR from genomic DNA of G. intestinalis WB-C6 (see Additional file 9 for primer sequences).

So maybe Maker's price tag makes sense after all.

Each transaction will net you a free luggage tag made of recycled leather.

The $4.6m price tag makes more sense when you think about its cultural impact.

That price tag makes the deal the second largest in newspaper history.

The £12.1bn price tag made Alliance Boots Europe's largest private equity deal.