Sentence examples for whopping prices from inspiring English sources
The whopping prices and global coverage of the sale introduced the Lalannes to a new audience.
While John Currin's paintings command whopping prices (his "Homemade Pasta" went for $847,500 at a recent Christie's auction), art enthusiasts on macaroni-and-cheese budgets can pick up a "John Currin" (pictured), an acrylic-and-collage copy by Eric Doeringer for $100.
Pretty much everyone over the age of 15 reckons so, but charging whopping prices for legal downloads, coupled with fines, jail and this absurdly over-the-top censorship, is not the route to take, nor is it a proportionate or effective route.
The good part is, its rather whopping price tag was $16, so not needing to eat for awhile (days, perhaps) is a plus on the cost-benefit scale.
In Brazil it has a 1-litre engine and two doors, with air-conditioning extra.Shopping aroundBrazilians respond to whopping price differences by going on foreign shopping sprees.
NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) — A used tool that has been on the market for several months was purchased on Tuesday for the whopping price of $1.8 million.
For instance, in addition to the whopping price for the Shahnameh miniature, a fantastical gold-hilted dagger set with rubies, went for £802,850, ten times its top estimate.
He has spent lavishly before, paying around $1 billion for Instagram, a photo-sharing app, in 2012.But does the whopping price tag for WhatsApp make sense?
With the Yankees out of the picture, the Los Angeles Angels may be the favorites to corral Rodriguez for a whopping price tag.
So the puzzle continued: why on earth had Mark Zuckerberg paid such a whopping price for a service that he couldn't exploit?
Recently, after the absence, Rose expressed his wish to re-sign with the Knicks for a five-year deal at the whopping price of a hundred and fifty million dollars.
