Sentence examples for bridge cost from inspiring English sources

Work on the bridge cost Roebling his life.

The original bridge cost $2.4 million, the new one more than $600 million.

The Scot believes the controversial award of a free-kick against his side in November's match at Stamford Bridge cost United in their quest for glory.

The bridge cost $5 million, and a majority of the money came from the Brooklyn borough president's office and the City Council.

Now, fixing this oversight carries a billion-dollar price tag, considerably more than the $13 million the original bridge cost (the Port Authority's figure), even adjusted for inflation.

The bridge cost more than $1bn and was built by the federal government as part of preparations for the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation summit 2012, which lasted all of two days.

If these snooty people drive in, you know how much just the bridge costs?

The bridge costs 60 cents to cross and gets about 300 vehicles a day.

A bridge costing £650,000 is being built over the Porthmadog bypass in Gwynedd to help bats cross the road.

Accordingly, the initial and the final bridge costs are effectively decreased, showing that the proposed unconventional design is a reliable scheme for future designs of bridges in earthquake-prone areas.

"But their triangular Southbank "studio" beneath the Sandridge Bridge costs nothing".