Sentence examples for costs a mint from inspiring English sources
Dry cleaning up here costs a mint.
The only trouble is it costs a mint: $225.
It's got its own LCD screen, it looks slick as hell, and it costs a mint.
Unfortunately, like most holy grails of photography, it costs a mint due to being an extremely limited edition.
And given its heft, the fact that it can't hold more than five passengers and costs a mint is likely going to be an insurmountable obstacle, even for the Prada-heeled.
It costs a mint, functions passably well, but in the end, it lets you watch movies and listen to music while you're diving, something to which I actually can see the draw.
Vintage examples cost a mint, and the Met is getting its share.
Loan shows on this order cost a mint, and they're calculated investments, usually promotional packages for a single work the gallery wants to flog.
Then, once you got elected, it cost a mint to pay off the people who'd helped get you into office.
They were not a pair of old Wranglers covered in oil but precision-tailored numbers that cost a mint, paired with sharp cardie and a fine pair of shoes.
The ironic part is, of course, that these things are costing a mint in China, where they are made.
