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I simply asked them what they thought was a fair price.

A very fair price for a fine piece of work.

But they also said that the state should not hold out too long in its fight for a fair price.

And he knew what was the fair price for every one of his animals.

"They gave good service at a fair price; I see no reason to change."

Do you have the right to sell your labor at a fair price?

He never gave anyone a fair price for their goods.

You have to call around and be sure you're paying a fair price.

They help us get the things at a fair price without duty put on them.

But it's important to know when to trade and how to get a fair price if you sell it yourself.

And thus is worth a fair price in exchange,' he added.

It must result in fair prices and security of supply.

That sounded like a fair price, but the party was still two months away.

I don't know yet what a fair price is for the product we're buying.

There's no reason why we can't continue to provide fine entertainment at a fair price.

I have found interesting old food books and fiction at fair prices.

For the most part it delivers, at a fair price.

"I suppose you got a fair price for that cup last night?"

"If people were offered a fair price, they would have sold long ago," he said.

There was a fair price offered for them, but that deal you never accepted.

"Oil prices are low now, so we would be buying an insurance policy at a very fair price."

In short, he needed someone willing to pay a fair price for the company but to leave it largely alone.

Paid for, true, and a fair price in other days, but not nearly what the market would bear, given the demand.

Most can offer these services for a fair price with out being a member to a large motor club group.

We quickly found a buyer and agreed on a fair price.