Sentence examples for it will cost at from inspiring English sources

Oil analysts say it will be at least five years, or perhaps a decade, before Iraq's oil output ramps up fully; it will cost at least $5 billion, they say, to rehabilitate its oil fields.

It will cost at least $650m.

Now it turns out, sure enough, that it will cost at least $25,000.

The state got $1.25 billion in federal stimulus money for the project, but it will cost at least twice that much to complete.

The stadium was supposed to cost about 500 million reais (about $227 million) and be completed by July; now it will cost at least 600 million reais and is scheduled to be finished by December, Neto said.

Also Saturday, during an oil conference in Baghdad, Iraqi officials said it will cost at least $23 billion to build four new refineries as part of the country's effort to become a net exporter of petroleum products.

To play different music in different rooms, you'd want a system from, say, Sonos, which can do that, but it'll cost at least $299 a room.

A $399 USD pledge will get you one of the units, with shipping included to U.S. customers, and that's roughly 40percentt off what it'll cost at retail.

It doesn't make sense and it won't add up - [there's a] £30bn estimate, but I'm sure it'll cost at least double that, and the reality is we'll lose homes around these roads and so on".

This month, it will cost you at least $44 to see Liz McCartney pretend to be her at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick.

And they predict it will cost between $300 and $400 at full price — significantly cheaper than the current iPhone, at $650, but still more expensive than some of the dirt-cheap Android phones offered in China and India.