Sentence examples for cost town from inspiring English sources

Gunners boss Arsene Wenger confirmed this week that the 21-year-old, who cost Town just £10,000, "is one of the young players we follow". .

Aside from cost, towns must often battle the utility, which usually packs significant political and financial muscle.

All point to a recent report from the state's nonpartisan Office of Legislative Services that said affordable housing could cost towns $2 billion a year.

McAllen is high cost for Medicare but turns out to be an average-cost town for Aetna, Humana, and United, because they're paying higher prices in other towns.

The county bought land in New Rochelle for $4.8 million and sold it for $1 to a developer who is building 120 low-cost assisted living units, as well as about 70 low-cost town houses for eligible families.

The service has about 600 subscribers, more than enough to cover its costs, town officials say.

With the smaller demand for some recyclables, it costs towns more for disposal.

The report estimates that the shutdown is costing towns near parks across the country about $76 million per day.

Such subdivisions allow houses on smaller lots and preserve open space, which in the end costs towns less in plowing, road maintenance and other services.

The town has a much shabbier look than manicured weekender havens like Stone Ridge or Woodstock, but it is closer to the city than other low-cost towns like Catskill and Hudson.

In need of additional tax revenues but averse to development that will markedly increase school costs, towns chase big houses on big lots and large-scale commercial developments, she said.