Sentence examples for eye cost from inspiring English sources

Although his loss of an eye cost him a career playing hockey, Chadwick displayed a wry attitude toward it while reflecting on his officiating days.

After one of Rothberger's fights, when he was shattered by the heavy-hitting prospect Dominick Guinn (22-0 with 17 knockouts), stitches under his eye cost Rothberger $380.

PAUL H. KEATING Wit That Won People Over Paul Keating went to a carpet store for something to put on his floor for $100, but the rug that caught his eye cost $119.

Avastin can cost thousands of dollars a month for the quantities used to treat cancer, but the doses suitable for injection into the eye cost about $50 a month.

PRODUCING each copy of the book "Talking With Your Hands, Listening With Your Eyes" costs Square One Publishers in Garden City Park about $8 -- four times as much as a typical book.

One-fourth said eye examination cost was problematic; one-half said spectacle cost was problematic.

Even when travel is approved, it is often done with an eye on cost.

Future exhibitions are being reviewed with an eye toward cost cutting.

The treatment, which does not burn the eye, will cost about $2,000, and for most patients will have to be repeated every three months or so.

The national competition every two years is voluntary and the site is selected from members' bids with an eye to cost.

Along the way we are going to keep a close eye on cost.