Sentence examples for foot cost from inspiring English sources
Foot COST: Just the shoe leather.
Two unrelated fractures in the foot cost him most of the 2011-12 season.
The team has taken an especially cautious approach, knowing fractures in the same foot cost him almost all of last season.
The Nets have been careful not to rush him back, mindful that a fracture in that same foot cost Lopez nearly the entire 2011-12 season.
He says construction costs in New York below ground can be 50% to 100% more than the $800 to $1,000 per square foot cost of a high-end aboveground town house gut renovation.
"We're not convinced that this is the greatest collection of assets," said Charlie Mills, an analyst at Credit Suisse, "but another acquisition shows Unilever still moving from the back foot (cost cutting, disposals) to the front foot (volume growth, acquisitions)." Thomson Reuters contributed to this article.
Entering the falls on foot costs $10 and the views are still breathtaking.
"We want to keep the square footage as small as possible," Mr. Warwick said, "because each square foot costs us money".
The more expensive each square foot costs to build, the more expensive the sales price.
It dropped in among three Angels, but also just right of the foul line — that one foot costing the Dodgers two runs.
The building, at 23,000 square feet, cost $4.5 million.
