Sentence examples for classic cost from inspiring English sources

Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell (1949) George Orwell's dystopian classic cost its author dear but is arguably the best-known novel in English of the 20th century.

The first algorithm can also be run with the classic cost c0(G S) defined [ 2], in which sense pre-applying "the second algorithm" is not mandatory.

The Gear S2 Classic costs £299 in black.

Currently a 120GB iPod Classic costs £179 in the UK Apple store, but £168 ($249) in the US.

The BlackBerry Classic costs £350 without a mobile phone contract, which undercuts the £539 iPhone 6 by £189 and the £499 Google Nexus 6 by £149.

The Classic costs $19.99.

The Classic costs $350 and runs a Miyota 8218 movement – bog standard for this sort of watch.

I usually eat at tiny, unshowy Chiribiri (Piazza della Madonna 1, +39 0577 941948), because Tuscan classics cost about €3 less than anywhere else in town, and it's open all day, 11 until 11, so when I'm with my children they eat at their normal times.

Alice In Wonderland (2010) Tim Burton's re-telling of Lewis Caroll's classic tale cost $200m to make and brought in $1.02bn.

The purpose of this work is to provide an innovative tool based on the classic Levelised Cost of Energy (LCOE) which gives an overview of the limits for the technical parameters of Wave Energy Converters (WECs).

Since the classic quadratic cost functions are not adapted to the search of the optimal placement, it is shown that the "minimax" criterion minimization of the largest squared pressure at a number of distributed points better suits the strategy of selection in the placement of sources and sensors.