Sentence examples similar to cost brush from inspiring English sources
It should be noted, though, that there are a few variable annuity products from companies such as Vanguard and TIAA-CREF that have low cost sub-accounts, so we don't want to paint the entire variable annuity industry with the same high-cost brush.
Being minimally invasive and low cost, NP brush sampling combined with EBV DNA detection demonstrates great potential for screening high-risk populations for NPC.
The brush costs $20 in Japan and is available in black only, while the Gun Hook comes in three strange colors and is priced at $17 each.
In Corpus Christi, winds and rain covered the city in debris and brush, costing $200,000 (1999 USD) for clean-up.
*Annual cost of disposable brushes would be much higher at $82 , 528
The fire, which broke out on Monday when harsh Santa Ana winds knocked a power line onto dry brush, has cost more than $12 million to fight.
And chances are good that a newer business willing to cover the cost of paints and brushes could bump one of the original mural's sponsors, like the now prominently featured real estate company or jeweler that no longer exist.
Whatever the cost, I'd suggest brushing up on your Kill Bill catchphrases to prepare for the wonder that is Miramax on Netflix.
It costs me 75k to brush my teeth.
Low-cost foam paint brushes and serrated plastic picnic knifes make ideal disposable applicators.
Khan would not be moved: his fares policy was "fully costed" he said, brushing aside a TfL briefing document contending that it is not; a 50% "affordable" housing yield was being achieved in some parts of London.
