top dollar

"The money is just so good, if they're going to be away from home that much, they may as well make top dollar."

I'd paid top dollar for them, and they were good.

And in some cases, they are willing to pay top dollar for it.

I've put the word out that we want him and we're paying top dollar for information.

Top dollars attract players and most often are the bottom line.

Still, even in this market, not everyone can afford to pay top dollar.

You'll be on television shows, and they'll pay top dollar to interview you.

But no matter who, if anyone, comes after Sprint, they are probably going to have to pay top dollar.

I'm sure he would pay top dollar for such gems.

Top Dollar was no longer the only settlement, or even the largest.

Thus, though they are willing to pay top dollar, the focus is narrow.

"That person is offering top dollar to anyone who can kill the new president."

As a result, the Government is unlikely to get top dollar for these properties.

After all, who is going to pay top dollar for a pizza wine?

Despite the state paying top dollar for the park, high drama was not far away.

"And then five, six, seven years, you making top dollar like some of our members have done.

"They now know they're holding something that's worth top dollar."

It seems somebody wants to pay top dollar for his house."

People were paying top dollar, going over list price and making fast decisions.

The breeders have always expected us to pay top dollar and take what you get.

Because of that, brokers say, they pay top dollar in an otherwise poor market.

"The question is: Are people going to want to go there and spend top dollar?

We'll pay top dollar to be with Lucie, not away from her.

They were secure only because the military paid top dollar and kept a low profile.