Sentence examples for costs a dollar from inspiring English sources

A diminutive portion of delicate, pristine ceviche of Maine diver scallops, enhanced by lime, cilantro and pepper confetti and served in a stemmed glass, costs a dollar more ($11) than a chewy, though tasty-smoky barbecue hanger steak on a mound of smashed potatoes with asparagus and onion chimichurri.

A lottery ticket costs a dollar and has a possible payoff of $10 million but an expected payoff of 50 cents.

"Costs a dollar a a liter.

There is no apparent reason it costs a dollar more.

The bat costs a dollar more than the ball.

But will the satirical sculpture, which costs a dollar to activate, wash with the Cyclone set?

Alas, it costs a $1.

A one-minute call cost a dollar.

Four-o'clock lap swim cost a dollar.

Picture Magic still costs a whopping $5.

(It also costs a sturdy $195).