Sentence examples for copies cost from inspiring English sources

Vintage copies cost around $8.

Copies cost one cent (about 15 cents in today's pennies).

The video screeners, which are specially encrypted, cost about three times what regular copies cost, but they can be traced.

According to the Review's figures, unit sales on the newsstand, where copies cost $16.95, are up 19 percent.

The initial 10,000 copies cost an extortionate 12 reichsmark, "the equivalent of 32 kilogrammes of bread", said one protagonist, or €300-€400 (£215-£290) in today's money.

Heller owed it all to one novel, published by Simon & Schuster on 10 October 1961; copies cost $5.95, in a print run of 7,500.

The plutocratic can acquire one of 10 leather-bound copies costing £5,500 each, signed and numbered by Blake, and including three prints.

Six out of every 10 CD's or cassettes sold in the country are counterfeit copies, costing the music industry here the equivalent of about $220 million a year in lost revenue, according to the Brazilian Association of Record Producers.

About 30 outlets reported bulk purchases, and the two buyers apparently snapped up about 4,000 copies, costing roughly $6,000, according to TimesReview Newsgroup, which publishes three community weeklies and several tourism-related publications.

Note that a birth certificate ordered through the VitalChek service costs $30, with additional copies costing $6 each .[2.

The royalties ranged from 50 cents to $5.00 per copy cost to the student, before copying costs (usually approximately 4 cents per page).