How to use "price" in a sentence

Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty.

'I can pay the price of a room,' the old man said.

'Forty sous,' Mme Thenardier replied (although the usual price was twenty).

The next morning they gave him the bill, charging him three times the usual price for a meal and a bed for the night

"And two years of your life is a high price to pay."

The person who paid a fair price for something was likely to place far more value on it than the one who got the same item for nothing

Considering the high price that they had paid for the pathetically insufficient information they had obtained, he couldn't tolerate the prospect of all their pain and fear and anxiety having been for naught.

The man was running away with the others and selling his papers for many times their normal price as he ran - a strange mixture of profit and panic.

They sent a small boat and agreed on a price of thirty-six pounds for the three passengers

She looked at them and said, 'This will cost you three times the usual price.'

She took the motor with thanks; the price she paid was her silence about Mercy