Sentence examples for because it costs literally from inspiring English sources

"This is exciting because it costs literally pennies and can ward off the time when you need to begin treatment with expensive and toxic drugs," he said.

Because it costs much less.

Because it costs $5,000.

At the Glastonbury Music Festival in Somerset, England, festival goers can now camp in luxury at The Pop-Up Hotel -- "pop-up" because it's literally made of tents, and "hotel" because, well, it costs almost $17,000 for the priciest room.

Drugs won't have side-effects because they will be targeted, and clinical trials won't cost literally billions of dollars because pharmaceutical and biotech companies will be able to more accurately stratify populations and predict who will benefit from the drug and who won't.

And it costs more because it should cost more.

This media is so cheap that I literally don't know what it cost, because it was thrown in for free with my various devices.

Fans can drown themselves in the entire history of music at no cost, because it is literally all up there for the taking.

It cost £1.2bn to build and it literally towers over London's skyline.

Otherwise it will cost you — literally.

I can't stand "literally" because it is literally — literally — most often used when you mean its exact opposite.