Sentence examples for air costs from inspiring English sources

The Air costs $100 less.

Apple's iPad Air costs upwards from £399, with a 4G variant costing £499 and up.

Fastrack Scream, giving swift entry on three big rides – Nemesis, Nemesis Sub-Terra and Air – costs £12 per person.

"They can pick fragments out of the air"—costs thirty-two thousand, with an extra six weeks of training.

If all you want to do on a tablet is read books or watch movies, the smaller screen is excellent, and you can save $100 (the cheapest model of the Air costs $500. The new Mini costs $400).

The hard-drive version of Apple's new MacBook Air, for example, costs $1,799 for an 80-gigabyte version; the solid-state version of the Air costs $3,098 and stores only 64 gigabytes.

"Hotel costs are 20 percent of air cost and rental cars are 5 percent of air," he said.

For an air cost of £1,896, Stuart Lodge of RoundTheWorldFlights recommends a short hop to the wintry wonders of St Petersburg.

When we bid on a MacBook Air, costing just over £600 on Amazon, it eventually sold for £399.60.

The catch was that the seat, equipped with an extra device that delivers a puff of warm air, cost $900.

"A Breath of Bad Air: Cost of the Trump Environmental Agenda May Lead to 80,000 Extra Deaths per Decade," JAMA, 319(22), June 2018 (with Francesca Dominici).