Sentence examples for costs maybe from inspiring English sources

The leather here costs maybe fifteen to twenty euros.

"Who knows how much that costs — maybe a half million bolivares!" he exclaimed.

Beth Timmons Montclair, N.J. A. Many experts recommend having retirement income of 65 to 80 percent to cover housing costs — maybe one has to finish paying off a mortgage or maybe one pays monthly rent.

At such prices and with interest rates still low, an investor can cover his monthly costs, maybe even earn a modest income, by renting homes for $900 to $1,400 a month while the market recovers, Mr. Caldwell noted.

And perhaps, given the state's history of hardship, they don't feel entitled to qualms about social and environmental costs; maybe ambivalence about fat years seems self-indulgent, a failure to appreciate how lean life on the frontier once was and could well be again.

No longer are we tied to a fixed copper and fibre in the ground delivery mechanism and... we can reduce costs maybe on the networks, maybe on the terminal equipment, and the types of equipment we interface with is dramatically different," TfL's CIO Steve Townsend told Guardian Government Computing in a recent interview.

His old ring cost, maybe, three hundred dollars.

Altogether, furnishing my dorm room cost maybe $50.

I was wondering if the guests should share this cost, maybe $100 each.

It should cost maybe 100 per cent more – but everything should be perfect.

"Where it used to cost maybe $30 to drive down here, now it's like $45".