Examples of 'dollars an acre' in a sentence
Meaning of "dollars an acre"
dollars an acre - This phrase pertains to the price or value assigned to a specific area of land, indicating a cost of dollars per acre
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dollars an acre
Acres for two dollars an acre.
Two dollars an acre is a one-time-only deal.
I would say two dollars an acre.
Six dollars an acre.
I come up with three dollars an acre.
Ten dollars an acre.
Would be worth a hundred and fifty dollars an acre.
Twenty dollars an acre.
Your fifty thousand acres for ten thousand dollars an acre.
Two dollars an acre.
And I am authorized to pay you two dollars an acre.
At three dollars an acre.
Only with the Space Syndicate . Ten dollars an acre.
The price of two dollars an acre is a one-time-only deal.
Could be three, four hundred dollars an acre.
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The price of 2 dollars an acre is a one-time-only deal.
Around here? Could be three, four hundred dollars an acre.
Two dollars an acre is a one-time-only deal . After today, the price drops.
And what 's on it . I come up with three dollars an acre.
You see, I am doing you folks a favor . Two dollars an acre is a one-time-only deal.
That's worth a lot more to me than 50 dollars an acre.
I do not know . - Six dollars an acre.
And I'm authorized to pay you… Two dollars an acre.
I am sorry, I do not know . - Six dollars an acre.
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Two hundred dollars in the filing cabinet
We can get it for about a million dollars
Millions of dollars do not just walk off
