Sentence examples for cost of canvas from inspiring English sources

But, says the executive, who works for a rival company, the cost of canvas is pennies on the dollar compared with leather, and canvas can be machine-cut en masse, thus radically saving on labor costs.

One trial (Seboka 1996) assessed the cost-effectiveness of canvas shoes compared to plastazote shoes in terms of cost per ulcer healed or prevented [22].

For years, "Iranian painters could not sell their paintings for a price that could even cover the cost of their canvas and paint," said Parviz Tanavoli, an Iranian sculptor whose work sold for $2.8 million at a Christie's auction here in April.

Each life-sized western lowland gorilla sculpture has cost local businesses £4,000 in sponsorship to cover the cost of the "canvas", the artists' time and materials.

Seboka 1996 calculated the cost-effectiveness of canvas shoes compared to plastazote shoes to prevent and heal ulcers in leprosy patients with deformed and anaesthetic feet.

Imagine if the government decided that a Jackson Pollock painting wasn't worth its estimated millions in market value and that its price should be based on the cost of paint and canvas and about ten hours of the artist's time.

"The cost of the paints and the canvas, that's negligible.

Unsigned, but name on back of canvas.

Living in a place made of canvas?

It was as heavy as a piece of canvas.

(The movies are projected on a sheet of canvas).