例句與造句

1. The magic price under the tax law will be $ 30.81, Gordon said.
2. Deciding on that magic price was the hard part.
3. The magic price under the tax law will be $ 30 . 81, Gordon said.
4. But by 1998, the industry hopes to reach its magic price point of $ 50 a month.
5. "That's the magic price for consumers ."
6. It's difficult to find magic price in a sentence. 用magic price造句挺難的
7. There's a magic price, they think _ under $ 1, 000 _ that could bring the masses flocking.
8. "When DVD and MP3 moved into that range, it seemed to be a magic price point, " he said.
9. Price point is marketing gobbledygook for the magic price at which folks who ordinarily wouldn't buy get out their checkbooks and commence to writing.
10. "That's been a magic price point for consumer products to succeed, " said Marc Cabi, a telecommunications analyst with Deutsche Morgan Grenfell in New York.
11. Retailers have what they call a " magic price point " for some items and, with computers, that price seems to be $ 1, 000.
12. The research tells us the magic price point is the same as an air-conditioning system, around $ 595, to implement this thing on a mass basis,
13. The magic price of $ 1, 000 for a personal computer is one that has until recently been breached mostly with fine print reading " monitor extra ."
14. "( Discount department stores ) probably sell twice as many units, " the executive said, " at $ 29.99 as at $ 31.99 _ $ 29.99 is one of those magic price points ."
15. "( Discount department stores ) probably sell twice as many units, " the executive said, " at $ 29 . 99 as at $ 31 . 99 _ $ 29 . 99 is one of those magic price points ."
16. Compaq Computer Corp . is going after that magic price point with its Compaq Presario 2000 Series of machines designed to sell for prices _ depending on how the machines are equipped _ as low as $ 999, without a monitor.