Sentence examples for 1 costs from inspiring English sources

One example, 100 cameras in 1, costs $3 and comes with dozens of beautiful effects to stylize your images.

(Town house No. 1 costs $3.7 million and has a monthly common charge of $2,919, along with $2,865 in real estate taxes).

But "1" costs $9.99, and almost immediately after its release on Tuesday it shot to the top of iTunes's internal sales ranking.

Two nights in a studio apartment at peak season — July 8 to Sept. 1 — costs 1,300 Australian dollars, or $1,115 at 1.19 Australian dollars to the U.S. dollar, while the penthouse costs 4,150 Australian dollars.

A 720-square-foot, or 67-square-meter, one-bedroom unin in the Lily 1 costs 32,000 Hong Kong dollars per month, or 35,000 for a unit on a high floor.

Previously, unless universities were awarded new places through the bureaucratic allocation system, new online courses required reducing student places in on-campus courses. 1) Costs were bigger than expected When the cap on student numbers was lifted, it triggered big increases in higher education spending.

In contrast, a one-time 15-second advertisement during prime time on the local television station, BTV-1, costs $2,800.

Step Up 3,2,1 costs £35 to enter, with minimum sponsorship of £300 (£200 if you only want to scale the "walkie talkie").

In Silver Tip, the low season runs May 1-23 and late October and costs C$75; the mid season (May 24 - June 8 October 22 - 9) costs C$105 (twilight rate C$75); and the high season (June 9 - October 1) costs C$125 (twilight C$85).

You're in for some sticker shock, though: the DGX-1 costs $129,000.

At 250 kg ha−1, costs consume ~42.2%% of the revenues resulting in a net income of <$1day−11 ha−1 (see Fig. 8a).