Just keeping St. Paul's Chapel open around the clock costs $3,500 a day.
The director could keep filming without worrying about the ticking clock costing so much.
The clock costs $49.95, available now.
The five-inch desk clock, pictured, costs $88 while the 11-inch wall clock costs $113.
Rubidium atomic clocks cost under $1,000 and are about the size of two cigarette packs.
In the B2B space, the promise of a round-the-clock, cost-efficient workforce may seem attractive.
And when a parent can't transfer from bed to chair to toilet, is too heavy for one person to safely lift and move, or needs help around the clock, the cost of multiple aides may surpass the cost of a nursing home -- the only other option that provides that level of care.
I didn't know exactly how much the clock had cost, but I knew it was expensive.
A 2007 example from a dealer, with around 67,000 miles on the clock, will cost between £5,000 and £7,000.
The house is now furnished with a collection of midcentury modern furniture that Mr. O'Rourke brought out of storage — mainly bargains he picked up on eBay, like the Eames desk chair he bought for $420 and the knockoff of a well-known George Nelson clock that cost him $70.
If you believe in curses, Smith seemed to fall victim to it; his decision to call timeout with 13 seconds remaining, instead of letting more seconds drain off the clock, nearly cost the Falcons as Seattle got the ball back with six seconds left at its 46 (and what about the decision to squib the kickoff?).
