Sentence examples for each date costs from inspiring English sources

Initial matchmaking consultations are $25, and each date costs $20.

As I have already noted, to date costs have been held in check by productivity gains.

Because the database was censored at the study end date, costs could not be estimated for these patients but these patients were still included in other analyses.

Between 2012 and 2014, the London Borough of Tower Hamlets sold off more than 50 homes using valuations two or more years out of date, costing the public purse thousands of pounds on each transaction, according to data released under the Freedom of Information Act.

Five minutes on the phone with Corey at Call a Date cost fifty dollars, and Corey got nine of them.

Keeping them all connected over the past 20 years has to date cost nearly $50,000 in phone bills alone.

Should we continue to follow the criminal justice-led approach that we have tried to date, costing huge amounts of money and achieving little?

His 2001 film The Curse of the Jade Scorpion was his most expensive to date, costing $26m, but it took only $18m worldwide.

Food, Internet cafe visits and the occasional date cost him $80 a month; fixed-line Internet service costs $8 a month; and electricity and water bills together are another $8 a month, for a total of $160 a month.

In the Czech Republic, 13 banks had failed by 1996: these failures, and subsequent schemes to prop up weak banks, have to date cost the Czech taxpayer at least 40 billion koruna ($1.25 billion).

Lawyers Pinsent Masons said the whole process had to date cost the club £190,000 in legal bills.