Sentence examples for costing something from inspiring English sources

It's ridiculous and it's costing something like £60,000 per child per year.

"If they can get two tickets at the lottery, the entire experience ends up costing something within their budget".

At Boeing itself, the strike had sidelined production and was costing something like $3 billion a month in delays and postponed sales.

Nigel Miller, a sheep farmer in the Scottish Borders, says that tags at up to £1.20 ($1.97) apiece, reading machines costing something between £400 and £2,500, and the time it takes to keep records will add about £3 to the cost of rearing a sheep.

With a success rate of 40% – according to the DWP's own figures – and up to 70% in Scotland for those who appeal against Atos's original decision, costing something in the region of £50m pounds, this is a significant issue for all taxpayers, not just claimants.

In a city where the $14 martini is common, New Yorkers say it is easy to lose track of how much the night is costing, something compounded by the trouble tourists have searching for a place they saw on "Sex and the City".

And those ads cost something, too.

And that would cost something.

It costs something to be governed.

Fail the opportunity and it costs something.

Does all that talk cost something?