My two gin and tonics ring up to $20. Absurd.
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Ahead, we compiled 20 products that all ring up under $10.
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During Ulta's sale, the palette will only ring up as $34.
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Care at home can ring up a high tab, as well.
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That rebate could ring up another $85033 billion over a decade.
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They ring up groceries, count cash, scrub toilets, and sweep the floor.
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It has a quartet of cameras aligned in a ring up top.
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One of the Lego sets did not ring up as being on sale.
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"You constantly have to ring up — if you don't, you die," he said.
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The Republican Party never supported the notion that we should ring up debt.
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I ring up her coffee, plus the package of cookies, she helped herself too.
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For 2017, Olly is on track to ring up roughly $80 million in retail sales.
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In 2013 it took 367 seconds to ring up sales of 1bn yuan (then $164m).
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Many retailers can ring up a third or more of their sales during the holiday quarter.
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So the clerk decided to ring up the order separately, as if we were shopping normally.
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Ring up the folks at Columbus Nova, and tell them you want the Michael Cohen special.
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In Pakistan, when military officers ring up editors to complain about coverage, the editors typically buckle.
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This tactic helped the brand ring up a record Black Friday — but it came at a cost.
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Analysts had been expecting the company to ring up sales of $4.35 billion, according to Thomson Reuters.
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The company is outfitting some workers with mobile checkout scanners to ring up customers on the spot.
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Then I ring up the things I got for work and put them on the company Amex.
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If you're Italian fashion blogger-turned-designer Chiara Ferragni, you just ring up your friend Bella Hadid.
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You ever get the urge to ghost all your other half's calls and ring up Yungen instead?
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It had never in my grandfather's experience been used to hold money or ring up a charge.
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The company is outfitting those workers with mobile checkout scanners to ring up customers on the spot.
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Did it ring up Hugh Jackman to ask for a repeat performance and have Jackman decide against it?
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They taste, stock, ring up, and are generally surrounded by gems on every shift, so ask them to spill.
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For the American Express Business Platinum, you'll have to ring up $10,000 in charges in the first 3 months.
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At one point Nye counted 44 different schemes to ring up additional fees, even if borrowers paid on time.
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For instance, a cash-back card beats a rewards card if you ring up under $8,600 in card purchases.
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One hundred Wilshire Park homeowners, one-fifth of property owners in the area, took Ring up on the offer.
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I prefer to have a real live human being ring up my items, so I can take a breather.
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Adoption, according to American Adoptions, an advocacy nonprofit, can ring up at upward of $2000,210 for some international adoptions.
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Industry analysts had been anticipating Amazon could ring up at least $3.6 billion in sales globally through midnight Tuesday.
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Some will be outfitted with mobile checkout scanners to ring up customers on the spot, helping them bypass lines.
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Segal argued that many shoppers are sacrificing quality when they choose to ring up more and more purchases online.
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"The Last Jedi," hitting theaters in December, could ring up $1.073 billion in global box office sales, he said.
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There's something about entering a new year that makes us want to ring up our hairstylist and demand an appointment.
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One bottle of Dasani goes for $1.78 according to Home Depot's website, so 24 bottles ring up at exactly $42.72.
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Bacon macaroni and cheese costs $75.50, corn pudding runs you $64, and creamy potatoes au gratin ring up at $103.
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SPX are forecast to ring up a robust 21 percent rise in second-quarter earnings, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Instead of having a cashier ring up and bag a purchase, the shopper is solely responsible for completing the transaction.
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A separate survey by Salesforce also found more shoppers migrating to mobile devices to ring up purchases on Turkey Day.
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We bide time as ice is defrosted from windshields, wings and turkeys; and as cashiers ring up a 9 a.m.
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The issues appeared to be resolved by Tuesday morning, with customers reporting being able to ring up purchases quickly again.
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It shows Goulart's hand, sporting an engagement ring, up against Trapp's before the camera zooms out and shows the couple kissing.
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Let's locate the nearest pay phone and ring up the man who plays dead on TV better than anyone, Milo Ventimiglia.
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Mark LaNeve, Ford's U.S. sales chief, said on Thursday the company will ring up fewer sales in 6.5 than this year.
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Mark LaNeve, Ford's U.S. sales chief, said on Thursday the company will ring up fewer sales in 25 than this year.
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That doesn't include the millions of shoppers who opted to ring up purchases from the convenience of their smartphones and computers.
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And more Wal-Mart shoppers are expected to ring up purchases online prior to picking them up in stores, Hilton said.
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And Apple's brand counts for a lot: It can afford to charge a huge premium and simply watch the profits ring up.
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Let's ring up the woman with the golden voice and the silver necklace, Mandy Moore, to talk all about that potent finale.
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I knew DeAndre is going to throw that bad boy down, ring up two on the board, maybe even draw a foul.
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The new pilot program, called "Drive Up," will bring orders straight to shoppers' cars after they ring up purchases through Target's app.
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But Rohrabacher said he did ring up the White House after he got back to tell Trump's then chief of staff, Gen.
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The miniature store actually allows her to ring up shoppers' items, making the "beep" sound you would instantly recognize from the grocery store.
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And you let somebody else put their name on that in the writing of it to try to get that ring up there.
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They ring up more sales when medications are tossed as "expired" by hospitals, retail pharmacies and consumers despite retaining their safety and effectiveness.
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At least that's the goal, as consumers today are faced with more options of places, both online and offline, to ring up purchases.
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Top retailers are managing to grow sales in the brick-and-mortar business, even as more and more shoppers ring up purchases online.
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Westbrook has always had the potential to ring up triple-doubles, and in past seasons he has put together impressive flurries of them.
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On Prime Day by itself, industry analysts had estimated the company could ring up as least $3.4 billion within a 36-hour window.
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Go easy on the bottle service, because you could ring up quite a bill and wind up drinking way more than you planned to.
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As more and more shoppers are turning to the internet to ring up purchases, companies are finding they don't need as much real estate.
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Inside the leather box, the ring sits on a rising platform that lifts the ring up into a standing position as the lid opens.
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And if a sale item doesn't correctly ring up at the advertised price, you'll get it for free as part of the Publix Promise.
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A small robot that can ring up a medical centre in response to verbal calls for help costs an extra 270 yuan per day.
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I can ring up a fishmonger and get sea urchins, and people will like them, but they are not going to change your life.
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Lululemon expects to ring up between $510 million and $515 million in fiscal first-quarter revenue, compared with Wall Street's expectation of $5.43 million.
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A small robot that can ring up a medical center in response to verbal calls for help costs an extra 22013 yuan per day.
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Companies often refer to this as "an omnichannel experience," with the goal of servicing shoppers seamlessly, whether they ring up purchases online or offline.
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Cities and towns around the country are paying Ring up to $100,000 to subsidize the purchase of the company's surveillance cameras for private residents.
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In February 2009, when medical bills from throat cancer and hernia surgery became overwhelming, he put his Super Bowl ring up for auction online.
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No longer is a brick-and-mortar location merely a place to ring up sales — Sears' downfall is a very stark reminder of this.
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"Mozak" players ring up points as they trace the structure of neurons, then advance to a new neuron once they have finished reconstructing one.
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According to Oppenheimer, there is now more than $18 billion in sales up for grabs, with shoppers being forced to ring up purchases elsewhere.
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She also got to work, work, work, work — jumping behind the cash register at the Times Square Sephora at midnight to ring up her fans.
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The obvious benefit for supermarkets is that they'll need fewer cashiers to ring up sales, but there are also a couple of benefits for shoppers.
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If I go to the grocery store, I expect a clerk to ring up my purchase – not to stage a demonstration with my ramen noodles.
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No. 6 Ohio State and No. 7 Michigan, always rivals, competed to see which could ring up the most points at home against overwhelmed opposition.
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Hema was first launched in 2015 as an app that allows shoppers to order groceries via a cellphone, using Alibaba's Alipay to ring up purchases.
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The New York Times reports that Apple's new iPhone, which is set to be released this fall, will ring up at $999 for a "premium" model.
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It's also rolling out spaces in stores for customers to retrieve online orders, hoping shoppers will ring up more items when they come in for pickup.
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She did say, however, that its small stores tend to receive more frequent footfall than its larger stores, and ring up higher sales per square foot.
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Saying no is especially hard when the bride and groom ring up a week or two before the nuptials to ask if a guest is coming.
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Fraudulent retail transactions are on the rise, especially as more shoppers turn to the internet to ring up purchases, making tracking consumers more onerous and costly.
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Source: National Retail Federation Notably, Christmas this year will fall 32 days after Thanksgiving, giving shoppers one more day to ring up purchases than in 2016.
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"I had to get a memento for the experience," Ms. Aulds said as shop clerks with iPads in hand helped ring up customers and replenish racks.
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Kors has seen its same-store sales drop in recent quarters, with fewer shoppers flocking to brick-and-mortar department stores to ring up big purchases.
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Four-five years ago, digital was a relatively small piece of puzzle, but now it's starting to ring up impressive numbers and will likely continue to grow.
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Best Buy showed signs in the latest quarter that it has the right formula to go up against Amazon, as more shoppers ring up their purchases online.
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Kesha has kept the authenticity flowing with "Woman," the cool and ballsy sister of "Praying" who can ring up the legendary Dap-Kings for a quick feature.
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Perhaps she'd ring up one of her old girlfriends, meet for coffee in Oxford Street, or even for a gin in a pub, for old times' sake.
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Charming Charlie marks one of many names struggling to grow sales as consumers increasingly turn to the internet and popular off-price chains to ring up purchases.
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This year, with Christmas falling on a Monday, there's one extra full weekend to ring up purchases, and that weekend could move the needle for some names.
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Michael Kors has seen its same-store sales drop in recent quarters, with fewer shoppers flocking to brick-and-mortar department stores to ring up big purchases.
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The department store chain, like its peers, has been forced to revise its massive floor plans, as fewer shoppers venture to America's malls to ring up purchases.
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We're not talking about the freezer section here, but the refrigerated case of already cooked, dishes that for the most part ring up well under $10 a piece.
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The potential repercussions of the merger have yet to be fully revealed, but for now, you'll see them at the checkout when they ring up your smoothie ingredients.
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Upselling is technique where a restaurant offers upgrades or add-ons to meals at a regular or discounted price in an attempt to ring up a higher sale.
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Only a few years after its founding, in 220, Califia is on track to ring up $2250 million in sales and is adding products at a fast clip.
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Discount programs involve cities and towns paying Ring up to $100,000 in taxpayer money in order to subsidize Ring camera purchases for its residents, as reported by Motherboard.
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RESIDENTS OF LONDON, bits of Birmingham and north-west Surrey no longer need to ring up first thing in the morning to nab an appointment with their family doctor.
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With a few more sales to go at this week's auctions, Sotheby's and Christie's are expected to ring up more than $1 billion — nearly half of last year's total.
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That's because customers have more time to consider their options, and restaurants are better able to offer upgrades and add-ons to meals to ring up a higher sale.
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And bricks-and-mortar stores, who are subject to taxes every time they ring up a charge on the register, have also lobbied for a level tax playing field.
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Like many other retailers, Pier 22017 has been struggling to adapt as more shoppers opt to ring up purchases online in place of shopping at brick-and-mortar locations.
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CEOs may snub a president who apologizes for white supremacy, but they'll continue to ring up Vice President Mike Pence, the repository of millions of dollars in corporate lobbying.
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Square's new touch-screen terminal allows merchants, such as liquor stores and hairdressers, to ring up sales, take credit card payments processed through the company's system and print receipts.
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As reported by Motherboard, these discount programs involve cities and towns paying Ring up to $100,000 in taxpayer money in order to subsidize Ring camera purchases for its residents.
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Using a series of keyboard codes, similar to how a grocery check-out might ring up vegetables, the workers would punch in tags based on what appeared on their screens.
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Well, put your assumptions aside, because here are successful franchise opportunities that, with a ton of hard work, can ring up millions in sales every year and make owners rich.
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Michael Kors, among many of its peers in the retail space, has been hurt by lagging sales and dwindling foot traffic as more shoppers choose to ring up purchases online.
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With penalties reaching back eight years that could ring up an astronomical bill in a state with close to 40 million residents, though such a massive figure is very unlikely.
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Dozens of cities have Ring discount programs, which involve cities and towns paying Ring up to $100,000 in taxpayer money in order to subsidize Ring camera purchases for their residents.
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U.S. retailers are expected to ring up record sales on Super Saturday this year, as fewer days than usual between Thanksgiving and Christmas have squeezed shoppers to finish their purchases.
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They might fidget waiting for the cashier to ring up the Christmas shopping or whine over that Elsa doll they just have to have, but this one they have patience for.
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Upselling is a technique by which a chain can offer upgrades or add-ons to meals at regular or a discounted price, in an attempt to ring up a higher sale.
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Now, as you may know, we have this column called "Smash Hits and Superstars," which is basically when we ring up famous people and ask their opinion on brand new releases.
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Later, after he is animated by the day's news, Trump will ring up old friends, former staffers and cable news hosts to ask for advice or fume about the day's coverage.
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As shoppers are choosing to ring up more purchases online, Wal-Mart has shown it's prepared to "cope" with more demand for technology and investments in e-commerce capabilities, Fassler added.
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There's dynamic lighting in the eyes and a light ring up top to indicate movement, while customers can interact with Serve using a touchscreen and cameras mounted on top of the robot.
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The National Anti-Corruption Bureau, for example, created recently as a condition of the IMF's lending, has been unable to ring up convictions in courts filled with holdovers from the old system.
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So __'ll often ring up my other telecommuter friend, Tony, for a couple minutes, or speak to my pet cockroach Bill "Fucking" Murray, whom __ experimented on while writing a book on insects.
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And in 2016, the average homeowner had nine packages delivered from Black Friday to New Year's Day, with that number set to grow this year as more consumers ring up purchases online.
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The sales terminal where employees ring up goods is still online, but little else appears to be connected to the 7-Eleven apparatus that runs nearly 40 percent of Japan's convenience stores.
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I order a bottle of Club Mate from a woman who has to ring up the price on her phone, apparently unable to do the mental arithmetic involved in 2 x €2.30.
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"It's not like I can just ring up and get somebody round to repair it," says Joshua Semans, a 22-year-old synthesizer enthusiast who owns an ondomo, another kind of ondes replica.
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The company on Thursday said it expects to ring up net sales of $1.24 billion to $1.27 billion in the fiscal first quarter, with comparable sales growth between 9 percent and 11 percent.
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The pharmaceutical company, which is merging with AbbView in a $63 billion deal, is projected to ring up nearly $4.1 billion of revenue and produce $4.57 of earnings per share in the December quarter.
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Seventy minutes is all it took for staff to ring up five separate transactions on his card, plus a final one of £1,650 [$2,279] on a company card when his own account ran dry.
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Mr. Musk, in contrast, has promised investors and customers that Tesla will be able to produce the Model 3 in high volumes, sell versions for as little as $703,000 and ring up hefty profits.
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The My Big Fat Fabulous Life star took to social media Saturday when, according to Thore, a cashier at a convenience store told her he'd only ring up her packet of gum if she smiled.
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Ten of the officers have pleaded guilty, mostly for accepting Mr. Leonard's bribes of trips and prostitutes in return for routing ships to ports where he could ring up millions of dollars in fraudulent charges.
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Yep, it's true ... the Leader of the Free World decided to ring up the Minnesota Vikings QB to personally congratulate him on beating the lowly NY Giants (2-3) in an unremarkable Week 5 matchup.
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With CEO Eddie Lampert at the helm, Sears has been trimming its real estate footprint as sales dwindle at its stores and shoppers increasingly opt to ring up purchases online or outside of shopping malls.
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One cause of the mayhem is scams in which callers, using skills honed at St James's call centres and contact lists purloined from them, ring up mainly elderly Americans to tell them they've won a lottery.
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Over the course of a year, a single child with a heart defect can ring up charges of more than $5 million, according to Optum, a health services firm that works with insurance giants like UnitedHealthcare.
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One way to avoid a last-minute sprint at the end of the busy shopping season is for retailers to push their shipping deadlines earlier, encouraging consumers to ring up final purchases sooner rather than later.
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I take orders at the POS (point of sale) system and over the phone, ring up customers, run food out to customers, clean the dining area and restrooms, bus dirty dishes, and deal with customers' complaints.
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Industry experts have pegged deflationary apparel prices as one culprit behind sluggish retail sales growth, saying that since items ring up at the register for less, consumers need to purchase larger volumes to make up the difference.
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They've found their way into almost every space: whether they're being used by students in a classroom environment, by a server to ring up a restaurant transaction, or for your pure entertainment during a long subway commute.
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The robot also scans the products for sale, making sure that their marked prices line up with how much they'll ring up for at the registers and taking note of any shelves that need to be restocked.
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That's not all he said when we got him leaving Deliah either ... he gave a heartfelt shout out to his friend and hometown hero Kyle Lowry, who just got his first championship ring up in the 6.
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In the years since its launch, Provo, Utah-based Taft is now expecting to ring up $20 million in sales this year, translating its massive following on social media into a stepping stone to becoming a luxury brand.
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" There are very few Ulta customers who only ring up purchases on the website, Dillon told analysts and investors, adding that this trend is "great for [Ulta's] business longer term because... omni-channel shoppers are [Ulta's] best guests.
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The last few nights, her main responsibilities have been to gather the trash, grill the hot dogs, wipe off the condiment tables, ring up the customers, and steer lost attendees at the Democratic National Convention to their destinations.
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The people manning the White House comments line have probably heard all manner of things from those that ring up to leave a comment for the president — but we're willing to bet they've never heard anything quite like this.
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It's a salutary lesson for any would be pugilist full of his (or her) own hubris—illness makes mortals of us all, even those remote and glistening gods of the four squared ring up there on the TV set.
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ELVIS PRESLEY'S LION HEAD GOLD RING UP FOR AUCTION The sale of the 1962 Lockheed Jetstar was revealed this week after it was made available by the current owner, who previously purchased it last year for $430,000, The Associated Press reported.
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It might not be particularly romantic, but how many of us choose to visit a restaurant instead of using Seamless or choose the checkout line with an actual person to ring up our drugstore purchase instead of the automated scanners?
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Okay, so we're not really going to ring up huge credit-card debt to have the summer of a lifetime, but it is kind of fun (horrifying?) to see how much it costs to live like the rich and famous.
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Documents obtained by Motherboard found that some police departments were required to distribute free Ring cameras to residents and encourage adoption of the Neighbors app, while some cities paid Ring up to $100,000 to subsidize Ring cameras for community residents.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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The app adds to two other programs Walmart has rolled out recently: detailed mobile store maps for customers to locate items on the shelves, and "Check Out with Me," which allows workers to ring up customers on the spot while they're shopping.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - PASTRY SCANNER: Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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REUTERS/Kaori Kaneko Bakeries in Japan deploy cash registers that ring up pastries by reading their shape and color, construction robots scurry to lay out the next day's building materials in the dead of night and machines churn out sushi rice balls.
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The immeasurable warmth of the moment created an indestructible snapshot within my memory; in this snapshot Sam slowly drops down to one knee and holds the engagement ring up in the air, making it sparkle in the light of the 7-Eleven sign.
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Keeping that average order value at or above $30 is essential for Hollar, as it likely needs to ring up $30 or $10 per order to break even, said Reid Greenberg, senior vice president of e-commerce and digital retail insights at Kantar Retail.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," the new film in the beloved space saga, opened with massive ticket sales that put it on track to ring up around $200 million at domestic theaters over the weekend, distributor Walt Disney Co said on Friday.
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I got the chance to ring up Mr. Manson who was relegated to the confines of his Los Angeles home as he healed from a recent surgery to repair a broken fibula which left him with ten pins and a metal rod in one leg.
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Around 383 percent of all online shoppers have said they plan to at least browse Amazon on Prime Day this year, while more than 75 percent of survey respondents with household annual income over $100,000 plan to ring up a purchase, according to Bizrate Insights.
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In this Game 2, Harden eventually overcame the eye issues and the presence of his least-favorite referee, Scott Foster, to ring up 13 points in the fourth quarter after entering the final period with five turnovers and a 153-for-12 shooting line.
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There is a prominent light ring up top to let you know when the Echo is listening, along with a quartet of buttons: volume up/down, microphone and the action button, which performs a variety of tasks, including firing up Alexa and turning off timers.
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Another invitation-only product, the Loop uses a button to give you access to your personal assistant and haptic technology to vibrate when you receive a call — and yes, you can hold the ring up to your ear to receive and answer that call.
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My colleagues (not me, I was mainly there to ring up $50 lip balms and fold tissue paper) did magazine covers, celebrity clients, and international film and TV work on their days off — and then came in to do free "party-ready" makeovers on mere mortals.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)Amazon is "quietly testing scanners that can identify an individual human hand as a way to ring up a store purchase" with the aim of rolling it out at retail locations, specifically its subsidiary Whole Foods, per a Tuesday report in the New York Post.
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Hackers often carry out so-called SIM jacking, where they ring up your provider, pretend to be you by handing over some easy to obtain personal information such as your date of birth, and then ask the customer support rep to redirect any calls or texts messages to their own SIM card.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)But we're still not done yet, because in an apparent move to better compete against the HomePod and the Google Home Max, Amazon also announced the $150 Echo Plus, which looks vaguely like a HomePod with a blue light ring up top and a built-in smart home hub inside.
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The highest offer was reportedly $640, an 1,2403 percent markup from the shoe's original price, and Payless pretended to ring up more than $3,000 worth of shoes before revealing the prank and recording everyone's faces for a series of commercials that will run on TV and all of the brand's social channels throughout the holidays. Gotcha!
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"The problem with Rightmove and Zoopla is that they don't see the renter through to the point of viewing properties – renters have to ring up so many different estate agents (there are over 2,000 in London) that it's nearly impossible to keep track of bookings and you have to note down all these details elsewhere," he says.
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But, as Andrew watched the cashier ring up the strawberries and the blueberries and the apples and the bananas, this phrase unfurled in his thoughts, beyond his thoughts, really, since he had no notion of darkness or dawn under those fluorescent lights, innocuous soft rock coming down from above, the cheerful young woman bagging the produce.
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The move toward baby follows the fall of Toys R Us, which also owned the Babies R Us chain that once operated hundreds of stores across the U.S. Buy Buy Baby-owner Bed Bath & Beyond has also been stumbling of late, with more and more parents ditching brick-and-mortar stores to ring up their purchases for kids online.
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It features a 20.1 megapixel 1-inch sensor, 5-axis image stabilization, and a price tag that's $150 less than it's biggest competition, the Sony RX100 Mark V. Unlike the Sony, the ZS203 sports a touch-enabled 3-inch rear LCD, while also adding a new handy control ring up front and retaining the built-in live view finder found on its predecessor, the ZS100.
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Eventually, my boss would be so valued by the company she was given a steady driver, but in those early days, I would ring up the VIP car service and be given a two-digit confirmation number, which I'd write on a Post-it, which I would affix to the exterior of her Filofax and leave beside her Blackberry on the ledge of my desk.
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Shoppers are expected to ring up a whopping and record $143.73 billion online on Monday, up 18.9.7% from a year ago, with people spending an estimated $22 million every minute from 27 pm E.T. to midnight, according to Adobe Analytics, which tracks the web transactions of 80 of the top 100 internet retailers in the U.S. Monday is also expected to become the first day in history where consumers spend over $3 billion, in a 24-hour window, via their smartphones.
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She looks furious enough to do that and then ring up your phone network and tell them that your phone didn't break as the result of an accident, and you'll stand there and accept the fact that you're going to have to buy a whole new handset and you remember that you're late on your gas payment and it is mother's day this weekend and Ellie Goulding is still holding a fist up at you so you try and stay calm and collected because you have a very genuine fear that the slightest false move is going to result in a smack round the face and you're at the Elle Style Awards and blood on the red carpet would be a terrible look.
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Entry-level associates at Old Navy have store-issued mobile devices, too, that do things like ping them when a customer buys the last item in a particular size so they can replenish it from a stockroom that holds over 27,220 items (don't worry, the app tells them where to find it), or ring up customers anywhere in the store's 30,000-square-foot, three-story expanse, or notify them of a BOPIS — that's Buy Online Pickup In Store, which sends an associate to find the items on the sales floor — "sort of a reverse replenishment," Ms. Tecotl explained — and scan them in and print the invoice and stick it on a bag with the customer's information and bring it up to the BOPIS register, where it goes on a numbered shelf.
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