Sentence examples for disc costing from inspiring English sources

The Coventry-built Triumph Herald is virtually brand new and still has its original 1961 tax disc, costing £15, on its windscreen.

The disc cost $600 to record.

(Today, with higher volumes, each disc costs $4.13 to make, and sells, on average, for $11.80).

At $900 with discs costing about $30 a pop, even with inflation it's still a somewhat affordable stereo component that started making its way into homes everywhere.

The Majestic Recording Corp. discs cost $2.

The BD Live-enhanced Blu-ray discs cost even more.

Discs cost $6 to $20, depending on the number of songs.

Superbit discs cost $27.96, comparable to regular new DVD prices.

The discs cost around $3 each, which is steep on an hourly basis.

Many new computers have built-in CD recording devices -- burners -- and some blank discs cost less than 50 cents apiece.

Besides, blank discs cost $25 and store-bought DVD movies cost $20 -- a value proposition for piracy that might appeal to a New Economy dot-com investor, but not to any pirate with both oars in the water.