Sentence examples for cost shops from inspiring English sources
The dealer prices are also higher than normal – this year's reissue of The White Stripes' hardly essential Get Behind Me Satan (featuring former RSD ambassador Jack White) cost shops a ludicrous £25 per copy.
Local store managers and staff later told the Chicago Tribune that the protests cost shops 25to50percentent of their projected sales for the day.
T. Rowe Price, the celebrated Baltimore mutual fund company known as a pioneer in growth investing and also as a low cost shop with a good reputation for shareholder stewardship reports earnings Friday and business looks good.
The partnership is a bold move to take on the German discounters, which are stealing customers from Britain's big four supermarkets, as out-of-town superstores lose out to more local, low-cost shops.
Ms. Lee said her industry had been thrown into turmoil by a wave of new salons that have taken away business and driven down prices — from high-end nail emporiums on the Upper East Side to low-cost shops in suburban strip malls.
The resulting confusion costs shops tens of millions of pounds a year.
The British Retail Consortium BRCC) estimates that accepting cash payments costs shops on average 2p per transaction, owing to the cost of someone having to take that money out of the till and pay it into an account.
But in Queens, the market's closing has left some in the immigrant communities missing a primary option for low-cost shopping.
Today, when homogeneity -- office parks, shopping malls -- is overwhelming, Lower Manhattan still succeeds in mixing it all up: low-cost shopping areas sit next to the most powerful financial district in the world, immigrant communities reside on the northern edge and, less visibly, artists live and work in obsolete high-rise buildings once at the heart of the district.
At the same time, consumers have enjoyed greater price transparency and ease of costs shopping.
Once you know the costs, shop for a college just like anything else: look for value.
