Sentence examples for would expect to pay from inspiring English sources

I would expect to pay between £300 and £5,000 for work by the best UK graduates.

A single Eritrean would expect to pay about $2,000 £1,5000) to cross the Mediterranean to reach Italy.

When asked whether the buyer had paid £12 million, the spokesman said: "That is the sort of price you would expect to pay".

Ofwat's David Brittin makes a comparison with other essentials: "No one would expect to pay a flat fee for unlimited food or unlimited petrol," he says.

Most Spanish tourism is domestic and the bond is far below what an equivalent British company would expect to pay for the volume of travellers.

"If you go down to PC World or Dixons, each year you would expect to pay less for a PC and you would also expect the specifications to improve," he said.

If there's an awful lot of them, you'd expect to pay a keen price, and if there's a few, you'd expect to pay a premium".

Blu-ray discs typically retail for about a third more than what you'd expect to pay for a standard DVD.

That's partly due to the fact that we were able to keep ticket prices well below what you'd expect to pay for a conventional staging.

"You'd expect to pay somewhere between 500 and 1,500 pounds for a homebuyer's report," he said, "and then from 1,000 pounds upwards for a full structural survey".

Their vegetarian lasagne is excellent, but at £18.50 comes in at more than you'd expect to pay at places more popular with celebrities, such as The Ivy in central London.