price tag

“The Mantuan collection had cost him just over twenty-five thousand pounds, the Rubens ceiling had a price tag of three thousand.”

Simon & Schuster: The Dragon’s Trail

“Its $9.99 price tag embarrassed me, the large record sitting on my desk like an arrogant boast; many of the other students had brought ninety-nine-cent, seven-inch singles from Thriller, each priced with a distinctive blue El Tocadisco sticker.”

Simon & Schuster: The Madonnas of Echo Park

“And how do you put a price tag on my crewers 'effort?”

Angelmass

“A suit like this cost-oh-how could you put a price tag on any construction of such marvelous exactitude?”

Behold the Stars

“It sits on the deli counter in two-hundred-gram packages wrapped in wax paper, above a pile of kotlety, palm-sized patties of ground meat, and a pot of borsch, next to a handwritten price tag of two and a half rubles.”

Simon & Schuster: A Mountain of Crumbs

“The total price tag for maintaining our scientific and technological edge comes out to approximately $42 billion over five years-real money, to be sure, but just 15 percent of the most recent federal highway bill.”

The Audacity of Hope

“The tray had a frosted-glass bottom, funky blue handles, and a price tag stuck to the side.”

Courting Trouble

“The price tag represents a small $112 million discount to the "book value"—or value of assets minus liabilities—of RBC's U.S. retail bank of just more than $3.5 billion.”

The Wall Street Journal: PNC Seals Deal With RBC

“Mr. Seller puts a $200,000 price tag on the property.”

Simon & Schuster: Creating Wealth