Sentence examples for the bottom of the range from inspiring English sources

Though up sharply from the 1999 figure of $8 billion, it was at the bottom of the range of forecasts.

They are not cheap: $23,000 per bomb will get you one at the bottom of the range.

We arrived at the station at the bottom of the range - Poprad - on a sleeper from Prague, but the journey from Bratislava is less than four hours.

I was in love with his saxophone playing: all those funny little notes and fast stuff at the bottom of the range.

But in both places, the share price remained fairly static, near the bottom of the range of 66 to 76 Norwegian kroner a share, or $7.13 to $8.22.

Deutsche Telekom's investment bankers had reduced the offering price to the bottom of the range they had announced earlier this month: to 27 euros or about $25.90.

In Mexico the bottom-of-the-range VW Gol, made in Brazil, is a 1.6-litre, four-door affair with air-conditioning.

REUTERS China I.P.O.'s Hit a Wall | A lackluster Shanghai debut for Great Wall Motor and the bottom-of-the-range pricing for Citic Securities' initial offering demonstrate a weakness in China's I.P.O.

The bottom-of-the-range $180 Lumia 520 (pictured at the top of this post), which was announced at last year's MWC conference and has sold relatively well for a Windows Phone, is still a ways more pricey than the least expensive Droids (sub-$50 Android handsets are available in emerging markets).

However, the shares were priced at a bottom-of-the-range 165p, valuing the company at £495m, and quickly sank another 8.48 per cent, or 14p, to 151p.

Mackey, who always books the cheapest hotel and rents bottom-of-the-range hire cars, is staying today at at the Marriott hotel in mid-town Manhattan.