Sentence examples for ever costing from inspiring English sources

Ferris's murder trial became Scotland's longest ever, costing a record £4m and hearing evidence from 300 witnesses.

Russian officials have said the Games a year from now will be the most expensive ever, costing more than $50 billion.

Also designed by Fisher, the spectacular production of The Wall Waters has been touring since 2010 is one of the most amibitious and complex rock shows ever, costing close to £40 million to stage.

The computer-animated cartoon, "Father of the Pride," is one of the most expensive half-hour comedies ever, costing $2 million to $2.5 million an episode to produce, people connected to the series said.

The second smallest country ever to play host to the Olympics, Greece put in place the most expensive security plan ever, costing about $1.2 billionn, following heightened terror fears after the September 11 attacks.

At the time, it was also the most-expensive animated film ever, costing Disney a whopping $130 million to produce.

No one has ever cost more but they did not really miss him.

My habit now runs about $9 a day for 24 pieces of gum, more than cigarettes ever cost me.

Nothing ever costs much more than €5 and it always feels a real privilege to be able to be there.

If time is money, then Medicare Part D, which I have yet to use even once, has already cost me more than I will ever cost the government.

They're all saying, 'Oh my God, she's buying everything!' The most it's ever cost me is about £650".