Sentence examples for line cost from inspiring English sources
The public address system and customer information screens for the L line cost $17.2 million, according to James Anyansi, a spokesman for New York City Transit.
Three unforced errors and a mistaken decision to allow a Wozniacki lob to land inside the line cost King still another game.
Mr. Tolkin works with a Stenograph machine – his, the top of the line, cost him $5,000 – that allows him to type what people are saying using relatively few keystrokes, in a sort of typed shorthand.
There's no sign of Japan's "ailing" economy here: the Hokuriku line cost 1.6 trillion yen (over £9 billion), and the pillars supporting the station roof are each ringed by a broad pelmet of gold leaf.
Even with cheap labor, the Wuhan-Guangzhou line cost $17 billion (116.6 billion renminbi); it has so many tunnels through mountains that at times it feels like a subway.
The final disaster, the sinking of the Larchmont on Feb. 11, 1907, after the railroad had bought the line, cost more than 100 lives and was the worst steamboat disaster on Long Island Sound.
The projects are needed to drive ridership and make the rail line cost-effective, he said.
The first 15 lines are free, and up to 10 more lines cost $40, with each additional line costing $4.
The Saf-T-Guard line costs $3 to $12, about $1 to $2 more than regular bulbs.
While walking along the red line costs nothing, there are daily public tours that cost $14 for adults.
Ms. Gunsaulis says her refrigerated line costs a bit more because there is nothing comparable on the market.
