Sentence examples for a cost of two from inspiring English sources

0. H. Ammann, of Ammann & Whitney, designed the bridge, at a cost of two and a half million dollars.

It simply took money from one part of the budget and spent it on private accounts, at a cost of two trillion dollars in transition expenses.

2nd over: England 2-2 (target 180; Hales 1, Bairstow 1) The legspinner Samuel Badree will share the new ball, and he hurries through his first over at a cost of two runs.

An equally brutal war against Bolivia followed in the 1930's: Paraguay secured "20,000 square miles of empty, greenish desert," Mr. Gimlette writes, but at a cost of "two Paraguayan and three Bolivian lives" for every square mile.

Another 103 Italians were captured at a cost of two Australians killed and nine wounded.

They then returned the stranded tanks to UN lines at a cost of two wounded.

By Basharat Peer Recently completed, at a cost of two billion dollars, the Royal Mecca Clock Tower is a shopping, hotel, and residential complex.

Recently completed, at a cost of two billion dollars, the Royal Mecca Clock Tower is a shopping, hotel, and residential complex.

Constructed, at a cost of two billion dollars, by the Binladin Group, it is a cluster of connected towers housing a multistory shopping mall, food courts, a hospital, luxury hotels, prayer rooms, parking lots, and helipads.

The franchisee can pass his new knowledge on to his employees after he graduates, but he can also send some of them to K.F.C.U., at a cost of two hundred and fifty dollars per pupil.

He lists twelve mid-decade Yankee pitchers, Brown among them, brought in from the outside at a cost of two hundred and fifty-five million dollars, none of whom lasted with the team for more than three years.