Sentence examples for he was costing from inspiring English sources
The governor and his entourage drove to Salem, where Mr. Romney confronted angry pickets — coal workers who said he was costing them their jobs.
He said that he rejected 25 to 30 cows a day worth about $500 each, and that when he stopped the production line, managers complained that he was costing them $5,000 a minute.
His father remarried but Young said he did not get along with his stepmother, in part because of the tax he was costing the family as a second child.
He cites a story that has become apocryphal in the industry but which he assured me is "absolutely true"—about a Las Vegas Strip slot manager who was told by the analysts to move a bank of slot machines from one section to another: their analysis concluded he was costing the casino thousands of dollars in lost revenue by keeping them in an area where the numbers said they were underperforming.
On the advice of lawyers, he's standing his ground, and CVT's claim that he was costing $102,000 a year seem to have been disproven by the charity's own recently published accounts, which put the figure nearer $24,000.
On the advice of lawyers, he's standing his ground, and CVT's claims that he was costing £65,000 a year seem to have been disproven by the charity's own recently-published accounts, which put the figure nearer £15,000.
I've heard a lot of: "I can't believe how much he is costing me, leaving his Xbox on..."....
I've heard a lot of: "I can't believe how much he is costing me, leaving his Xbox on..."...
But he was losing ground, his Hezbollah mercenaries have taken big losses and he is costing Iran a lot of money to support him.
Wenger likes to attack, but he is costing himself valuable points every season by a gung-ho attitude at Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge, the Etihad and other grounds.
