Sentence examples for cost on something from inspiring English sources
Even when your name is embroidered at little cost on something otherwise ordinary - a pair of cotton pyjamas, or a £6 notebook - your monogram makes the object 80% posher.
If you're not planning on drinking, don't spend that excess cost on something just for the guests.
The developer, James Rinzler, says that restoring the Ajello facade would have cost about the same as putting on something entirely new.
I don't even want to speculate on the cost of something as cool-looking as this.
Does it seems counterintuitive to spend a hard-earned bundle — Houston's Latin American initiative has cost $50 million — on something you're giving away, like the documents archive?
Put on something comfortable.
"If you know it is going to cost you something on the equity side," he said, "you are not so quick to show up for this money".
Studies like this one, he said, demonstrate the waste of health care dollars on "something that costs a lot more and doesn't offer any added benefit over current treatment options".
"Knowing that you could be doing this for seven years and not get tenure," she says, "the personal cost involved in staking your life on something that's always a gamble can seem too high".
Because of this, IS has developed a very effective and low-cost type of advertising campaign reliant on something called "earned media".
