price tag
a label or tag that shows the price of the item to which it is attached.
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How to use price tag in a sentence
While the money will finance a slate of projects, most immediately it will be used to pay for new platforms at 20 stations with a price tag of $431 million.
Metro board expresses wariness over increased debt but gives tentative approval | Justin George | February 11, 2021 | Washington PostSometimes a smaller price tag means a smaller, thinner blanket.
Best heated throw blanket: Bundle up with these electric blankets | PopSci Commerce Team | February 11, 2021 | Popular-ScienceThe price tag to participate is a hefty one at $2,000, which participants can pay at once, or in three- to six-month installments.
Why Brit + Co wants to help women create companies to grow its own consumer revenue | Kayleigh Barber | February 5, 2021 | DigidayThey may not always match the audio and screen resolution of their top-tier counterparts, but an entry-level price tag that is just under $200 gives Lenovo one of the best value-for-money rankings in the field.
Best 2 in 1 laptops: Work hard, play hard with these versatile picks | PopSci Commerce Team | January 27, 2021 | Popular-ScienceThis brand’s mattresses feel higher-end, but they come with a surprisingly affordable price tag.
Best memory foam mattress: Sleep better on one of these picks | PopSci Commerce Team | January 25, 2021 | Popular-Science
But ultimately the responsibility—or at least the price tag—lies with citizens.
Ultimately, the changing threat and enormous price tag doomed the program and only three ships will be built at exorbitant cost.
Can the Navy's $12 Billion Stealth Destroyer Stay Afloat? | Dave Majumdar | October 22, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTBut for Reynolds and Robbins, obeying their consciences came with a price tag.
In 31 states, childcare has a higher price tag than a college education.
Free Market Failure: Raising a Kid Is a Rigged Game in the USA | Monica Potts | August 25, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe pd.id can detect roofies in juice, water and cocktails--but will the $75 price tag deter young women?
New Gadget Detects Date Rape Drugs, But Will Women Use It? | Natalie Raschke | July 22, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTHe will be patient to wait for the day when everything will get its own price tag and real worth will come into its own.
The Pursuit of God | A. W. TozerThe price-tag, which Gardiner had deftly slipped off the coat before showing it, was marked $18.
The Bail Jumper | Robert J. C. SteadOn her lap was a little boy in a white suit that still had the price tag on one trouser leg, Joan noticed.
Joan of the Journal | Helen Diehl OldsThere is often no difference perceptible to the ordinary eye between cheap and high-priced clothing once the price tag is off.
Creative Chemistry | Edwin E. SlossonAll right, Peter Champneys, you shall have your chance to do it,—with a price-tag attached.
The Purple Heights | Marie Conway Oemler
British Dictionary definitions for price tag
a ticket or label on an article for sale showing its price
the cost, esp of something not usually priced: the price tag on a top footballer
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