Sentence examples for town price from inspiring English sources

"I'm not scared of my home town," Price said.

Why we like him: For Angell Town, Price's 2011 series of bronze figures.

It's all right going to town, but you're paying town prices.

So the bank wants to improve its own indicators: the Afghan project, for example, will judge its success by whether the price of commodities in village markets falls to within 15% of town prices.

It's a relatively small town, with small-town prices.

Unsurprisingly, cow-town prices were not to be found in this metropolitan region of 1.7 million people.

As more and more pieces of waterfront land are being bought — especially in Wolfeboro, the wealthiest of the towns — prices are rising.

Home prices slid 5.3percentt last year in Norwalk — to $500,000 from $528,000 in 2007 — but the drop was smaller than that of most other Fairfield County towns: Prices declined more than 10percentt in Stamford, Stratford, Ridgefield and Trumbull, and 23.19 percent in Bridgeport.

To stay competitive, Melick's sells its locally grown fruits, like sweet yellow peaches ($4.99 for a two-quart basket, now available), directly to customers on-site and attends six farmers' markets in distant towns (prices there vary).

In a more central part of town, the price would have been $1.6 million or more, Mr. Worley estimated.

In St Albans, a southern commuter town, the price of greenfield land with planning permission has already eclipsed its heady pre-recession levels.