Sentence examples for label costs from inspiring English sources

The half-bottle Port Bello with a paper label is $15 at the winery, in Cutchogue; if Pat Pugliese has been asked to hand-paint her signature label, the half bottle will cost $22; the standard-size bottle, with a paper label, costs $27.

That little red label costs a lot.

Google wanted Spotify badly enough that they were willing to cover the label costs for every user of $3 $4$4 per month.

We chose to label costs 'low' if below the median value, 'medium' if greater than median but less than double the median, 'high' if greater than double median costs but less than triple, and 'extreme' if greater than triple median costs.

My prized possession, Better Use Your Head, by Little Anthony and the Imperials on the Veep label, cost me £7 in 1976.

The cheapest wine was served twice but disguised in one of the servings as a different label costing $45.

"War Room," released by Sony Pictures Entertainment's TriStar label, cost $3.5 million to make.

The film, which is being released by Gramercy Pictures, Focus Features' genre label, cost a modest $10 million to make.

In Vo Ninh alcohol made from glutinous rice and sold with the commune label cost 70,000 – 80,000 VND/L(≈2.43–2.78 EUR).

He ordered payment to be made at three times the jury's civil verdict — $280,000 in legal fees and $70,000 in what his order labeled costs.

The ideas of binary switching algorithm (BSA), which aims at labeling costs optimization, are presented in [6, 11].