Sentence examples for color cost from inspiring English sources

"The delusive color cost us dearly," noted a sergeant in Company D, for "one of our own regiments opened fire upon us, mistaking us for Confederates, and several valuable lives were sacrificed".

My mother is long gone, and between appointments at her plastic surgeon and her salon where a cut and color cost as much as a mortgage payment, she likely left out the conversation of growing older gracefully because she simply didn't subscribe.

You should also look at style, size, number of burners, color, cost, materials and safety features when deciding on a cooktop.

Learning the techniques of painting in acrylics, which are known for their versatility and brilliant color, costs $149 for six two-and-a-half hour sessions.

While the price can't be beat (a box of mass market hair color costs as little as $7), choosing the right one can be daunting.

But at Marie Bové, which is near the middle of the pricing scale in the city, and where the average cut or color costs $150 to $200, haircutters said they were not too worried.

"Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom," with Idris Elba as the great South African leader, and "12 Years a Slave," with Chiwetel Ejiofor — remember that name — as a free man whose color costs him everything but his spirit, both premiere at Toronto.

It's two cents per side to print black and white documents, and printing in color costs fifty cents per side.

Upholstery in other colors costs extra.

Martha Stewart color charts are $15 apiece; a fan deck of 940 Schreuder colors costs $25.

And Bear Board, made from recycled plastic in nine colors, costs $2.39 a foot.