Sentences with phrase «cent a piece so»

I'd say they're worth around 0.4 cent a piece so this would be a bonus of about $ 320.

Annual Fee: $ 49, waived first year Value: I value IHG Rewards points at about.7 cents a piece so 70,000 = $ 490 plus the 10 % return on all award bookings would be at a minimum 70,000 from the sign - up bonus, so 7,000 points ($ 49) and Platinum status ($ 50) for a total value of about $ 589.

Not exact matches

99 - cent store toys are made cheaply so you won't want to risk having a piece breaking off in your kid's throat.

And I'm extra sorry to know they cost so much where you live — English cucumbers here are maybe 50 cents a piece or so.

I didn't feel like paying 75 cents per piece of bread, so I came up with this gluten free naan bread.

Fletcher, Livermore and Yacob have 27, 44 and 57 per cent respectively in the latter category, so it's clear Pulis is gravitating towards Carvalho's excellent presence in the air, which would help them maintain their impressive record of scoring and creating chances from set - pieces, two categories they currently top in the Premier League.

The sketches of a pair of shoes or piece of furniture, for example, are drawn directly by hand on a touchscreen and recognized using a sophisticated image retrieval system, where the top 10 retrieval accuracy is close to 100 per cent on some object categories so that it always displays the desired product on the first page.

I give the ferals the soft kind so they are certain to get moisture in the winter, and it's 99 cents a can for a 13 - ounce can, and smells good enough to spread on a piece of bread for a sandwich.

These are very valuable points, often well over 2 cents a piece, so this would be worth 4 % -5 % cashback everywhere to most people.

Points can be redeemed at 1 cent a piece for statement credit so that will give you a $ 250 sign - up bonus.

We already knew that these are not Flexperks points so you won't be able to to get a value of 2 cents a piece out of them.

These are very valuable points, often well over 2 cents a piece, so this will make sense for lots of people looking to stay at SPG properties or even transfer them to travel partners.

Buying Marriott You can buy up to 50,000 points a year at 1.25 cents a piece, so I bought 50,000 for my dad's account for $ 625 and they posted about 12 hours after they were purchased.

ShopYourWay points are worth just a cent a piece, so you'll get a value of 1.2 cents per TYP, which is not really enticing.

I'd say they're worth around 0.4 cent a piece or slightly more, so this would be a bonus of about $ 160 - $ 170.

And I better be getting quite a bit more than 1.5 cents a piece of value when doing so because otherwise I'd just use Chase Ultimate Rewards paired with a Chase Sapphire Reserve or AmEx Membership Rewards paired with a Business Platinum.

Note that if you have the Business Platinum Card from American Express you get a 35 % rebate, so that $ 1,000 flight would only cost 65,000 Membership Rewards points, getting you just more than 1.5 cents a piece.

Sign - up bonus: I value Amex MR at 1.8 cents a piece, so the 25,000 points that both the personal and business Platinum cards come with right now = $ 450.

Value: I value the Starpoints at about 2.5 cents a piece ($ 625 for the sign - up bonus) and I leverage the 2 stay / 5 nights elite benefits (~ $ 100) to hit Platinum status, so the total value to me is about $ 725 for this card.

I value Ultimate Rewards points at 2.1 cents a piece, so that's like getting an additional ~ 9 % back in value.

I don't know how much money Nintendo saved by sharing the same D - pad between two systems, but we are only talking about a cheap little piece of plastic that might cost them 2 cents, so if they saved anything by sharing it I doubt it was much.

Obviously, I liked the piece so much that I knew on the spot I had to share it here... and offer my own two cents, of course.

So I am at 49 cents per piece mailed and I haven't even factored in savings from getting envelopes for 5 bucks instead of 8 or saving with bulk mail.

I was so smitten with them, and for 75 cents a piece I scooped them right up, having no clue what I was going to do with them.