“price tag”可以造什么句，price tag造句

Every article has a price tag on it.

But another part of that astronomical price tag is legitimately deserved.

Their cheap price tag made pickles enormously popular with the working class.

You can't put a price tag on it, nor can it be mass produced.

Stephen Broughton, managing director of Lindeth Howe, said: "It looks spectacular, tastes incredible and has a price tag to match!"

As tempting as this dessert looks, you might just lose your appetite when you see the price tag.

"There's the expensive price tag, the functions of the robots still need to improve, and then there are the mindsets of people," he said.

The rumoured price tag sounds excessive, but it would bring Google some badly needed muscle in local search, where it is relatively weak.

Adding the cost of all the spare parts and the presents to the original price tag of the bike, and I could have purchased a decent, brand new bike - minus all the trouble.

Shareholders fumed that Mr Lewis had overpaid for a lemon—the price tag was $50 billion in BofA shares—and had not been upfront about bonuses paid to the acquired firm's "stars".

The clerk attached a price tag to each article.

Its appeal was helped by the the relatively low price tag of $200.

But some parents say the 98,000 yuan price tag makes the trip affordable to only a few.

For an actor or actress to have their name high on this list, the price of starring in a movie usually carries a hefty price tag.

In addition to the $10, 000 or more price tag per cycle, a woman must be injected with hormones, visit a doctor more than once a week, and have her eggs harvested and reimplanted.

place uniform price tags on products

Tear off the gift's price tag, no matter how expensive it is.

Some so-called professional book writers, under the influence of the wave of commerce, began to brag about their work in the price tag.

The clerk attached a price tag to each article.

The centerpiece of the project, is a 20 centimeter limited edition figurine picked out in nearly 20,000 crystals -- and carrying a price tag of nearly 15 thousand US Dollars.

Economics is "the dismal science," in part because it puts a price tag on the pleasure of moralizing.