Sentence examples for magazine cost from inspiring English sources

The magazine cost its backers a rumoured $100m£62m2m) over two seemingly spendthrift years.

For Valentine's Day, he bought a $360 ad in the local newspaper that attracted only about five customers; another ad in a local magazine cost $300 and drew only one customer.

The magazine costs €4 at a newsstand, or €36 for an annual subscription.

The weekly New York magazine costs as little as $15.97 a year.

The move is meant to drive readers to newsstands and Time's iPad applications, where the magazine costs $4.99.

Each issue can be downloaded for $1.99 each - Wired magazine costs $4.99 an issue at the newsstand- or readers can purchase an annual subscription of the digital magazine for $7.99.

The digital magazine costs $24 a year versus $26 for a hard-copy subscription.

Each issue of the magazine costs as much as $150,000 to get out the door, including salaries, writers' fees and printing, but brings in just $100,000 in ad revenues.

For 50 cents (40p) – that's how much the 68-page magazine costs – readers can also treat themselves to a pull-out centrefold poster of the pontiff, which could decorate "your room or your place of work", so that, "the Pope's smile and prayers will always be with you".

It cost a dollar an issue, when magazines cost a quarter, and initially was available only by subscription.

Plans for halfpipes, usually ordered online or through skateboard magazines, cost from nothing to $75, depending on who supplies them.