Sentence examples for ground costing from inspiring English sources

During 1934 the cricket pavilion had been demolished to make way for the new North Stand, which was built on the rugby union ground, costing around £20,000.

It had been anticipated that high turnout would be good for Trump, but the New York tycoon's lack of organization on the ground cost him.

Preparing a lawsuit that breaks new legal ground costs $200,000 to $400,000, he said, adding, "A wrongful death case in most parts of the country is just not worth a lot of money".

The new ground cost £2.6 million to rebuild, and was reopened in December 1986.

A shuttle bus from downtown to the Fair Grounds costs $10 round trip.

The 48-minute presentation on the mission grounds costs 10 reais ($4.60, at 2.2 reais to the dollar) and is in Portuguese, of course.

A day out at most Scottish League One grounds costs less than £20, according to BBC Sport's Price of Football study.

Entry to the main ground costs just HK$1079p9p), and bets cost from the same.

The ground cost £370 to build, a sum that was offset by a number of friendly matches that took place early in the season.

The German practice of conducting immediate local counterattacks to retake lost ground cost them many of their best troops, losses they could ill-afford.

Shouldering the white man's burden later in the decade, the RAF developed this form of "imperial policing" in Iraq, which allowed the British to reduce the ground costs of empire while totalizing control from the air.