Sentence examples for had cost in from inspiring English sources

By normalcy one means the observation, made to this reporter just a week ago in Milan by the shoemaker Diego Della Valle, that the party celebrating his family company had cost in excess of $1 million.

A report ordered up by President Trump in March, and produced by officials in July, concluded that refugees had delivered $63 billion more in federal, state and local tax revenue than they had cost in federal benefits through the decade ending in 2014.

Sony said the campaign is estimated to have cost in the "mid-eight figure" range.

"But each of our programs this year will cost more than American Composers Orchestra programs have cost in the past.

Ms. Haynes estimates her New York show will cost her one-fifth of what it would have cost in Paris.

A beautiful Mitchell Gold sofa was found online for less than it would have cost in a store.

Losing to West Bromwich has cost in no particular order Andre Villas-Boas, Villas-Boas, Roberto di Matteo, Chris Hughton Cando their jobs.

"It has cost in the region of over £3,000 to get Rusty to the point he is today," she said.

The investigation, which has spanned two years, is estimated to have cost in the region of £800,000, including staffing costs," the statement said.

Operation Grange, which is believed to have cost in the region of £7.3 million, has uncovered a number of significant leads.

84.8m Pounds Nicolas Anelka has cost in transfer fees across his career, following his £15m move from Bolton to Chelsea in January.