Sentence examples for whose price from inspiring English sources

Gold, whose price has soared, edged higher through the day.

Economies will rise and fall on the availability of water, whose price is inexorably marching upward.

"Adele" belongs to a special class of iffy art works whose price is their object.

"To do so we need specialists and executives, whose price is determined by the global market.

One of the fastest growing stocks was Visionics, whose price more than tripled.

The desk, whose price approaches $500,000, has its original candle slides, hardware and keys.

The limits would apply to any stock whose price has fallen at least 10 percent during a day's session.

Contrast that with the high-end turkey, whose price is determined as much by scarcity as allure.

The mechanical beast of burden, whose price is not public, is being made by a consortium led by Boston Dynamics.

On a percentage basis, it dusted gold, whose price increased by 30 percent, to $1,421.10 an ounce.

A few red velvet divans: they serve arctic beverages whose price varies from eight hundred to eight thousand rupees.