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Definition of high-ticket in English: high-ticketadjective another term for big-ticket Example sentencesExamples - But it's not just high-ticket deals that are holding back the stock.
- They do not consume many high-ticket products and score low on all indexes of owning electronic or technological products.
- That's the obvious question you ask before signing off on a high-ticket item like his fertilizer placement rig.
- Claudio describes it as ‘a high-ticket item with no price resistance in the market.’
- Even as high-ticket items, separators are built to last, with many models lasting 15 to 20 years with minor adjustments and replacements.
- Those high-ticket tables allow buyers that early shopping opportunity, first dibs on the best of the stuff.
- From modest to high-ticket restaurants, wine by the glass offerings, from ten to two hundred wines, in flights or in different sized portions, are catching on.
- Mention the name Solid State Logic in audio circles and images of large, high-ticket, state-of-the-art consoles immediately come to mind.
- Most clients can't afford the high-ticket items that original paintings often become, said Davis.
- Just look at the stunning number of additional high-ticket transportation projects that are either already in the works locally, or need to be.
- These high-ticket wipes are faring somewhat better.
- The waiters here push high-ticket items with such Elmer Gantry-like vigor, it's surprising they don't end each meal peddling Amway table crumbers.
- With a current price of 50 cents per tag, the cost of tracking anything other than high-ticket, low-volume items is prohibitive.
- Democrats are staging a high-ticket fund-raiser on Santa Monica Pier.
- You'd sell millions of these high-ticket items every year.
- Many people have also talked about motor vehicles being a high-ticket item.
- Because of their high-ticket, commodity status, computer chips and mobile phones are favourites with so-called missing VAT trader fraud gangs.
- On the whole, however, Irish consumers are paying more for high-ticket audiovisual items.
- It also decided not to expand its accessories business further, mainly table-top goods, as this was not seen as an suitable fit with high-ticket items.
- Morale was low among the largely Scottish workforce as cheap imports priced out their high-ticket cashmere production.
Definition of high-ticket in US English: high-ticketadjectiveˌhīˈtikit another term for big-ticket Example sentencesExamples - On the whole, however, Irish consumers are paying more for high-ticket audiovisual items.
- Just look at the stunning number of additional high-ticket transportation projects that are either already in the works locally, or need to be.
- With a current price of 50 cents per tag, the cost of tracking anything other than high-ticket, low-volume items is prohibitive.
- Even as high-ticket items, separators are built to last, with many models lasting 15 to 20 years with minor adjustments and replacements.
- These high-ticket wipes are faring somewhat better.
- Claudio describes it as ‘a high-ticket item with no price resistance in the market.’
- Mention the name Solid State Logic in audio circles and images of large, high-ticket, state-of-the-art consoles immediately come to mind.
- They do not consume many high-ticket products and score low on all indexes of owning electronic or technological products.
- That's the obvious question you ask before signing off on a high-ticket item like his fertilizer placement rig.
- Those high-ticket tables allow buyers that early shopping opportunity, first dibs on the best of the stuff.
- It also decided not to expand its accessories business further, mainly table-top goods, as this was not seen as an suitable fit with high-ticket items.
- From modest to high-ticket restaurants, wine by the glass offerings, from ten to two hundred wines, in flights or in different sized portions, are catching on.
- Morale was low among the largely Scottish workforce as cheap imports priced out their high-ticket cashmere production.
- You'd sell millions of these high-ticket items every year.
- Many people have also talked about motor vehicles being a high-ticket item.
- Most clients can't afford the high-ticket items that original paintings often become, said Davis.
- Because of their high-ticket, commodity status, computer chips and mobile phones are favourites with so-called missing VAT trader fraud gangs.
- But it's not just high-ticket deals that are holding back the stock.
- Democrats are staging a high-ticket fund-raiser on Santa Monica Pier.
- The waiters here push high-ticket items with such Elmer Gantry-like vigor, it's surprising they don't end each meal peddling Amway table crumbers.
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