Sentence examples for mouth cost from inspiring English sources

He explained that "Kissing on the Mouth" cost three thousand dollars to make — and, because the DVD market was still thriving, he was able to sell it to a small distributor and, with no theatrical release but the purchases of six hundred copies both by Netflix and Barnes and Noble, he was able to turn a small profit.

Hauling it 60 miles means a doubling of the mine-mouth cost.

These were designed to differ in every conceivable way: spiciness, sweetness, tartness, saltiness, thickness, aroma, mouth feel, cost of ingredients, and so forth.

Foot and mouth disease cost Cumbria at least £600m in lost revenue, and farms forced to cull their livestock lost an average of £50,000 in income over 2001.

Constructed from latex, and containing an articulated second mouth, it cost $40,000 and took between five and seven hours to apply.

"The Change-Up," a Universal comedy that opens with a baby defecating in Jason Bateman's mouth, flopped, costing $52 million to make (and tens of millions more to market) and selling about $40 million in tickets worldwide.

"I just ran my mouth and it cost us two goals," Gomez said.

While, CSR reputation had no significant direct effect on either word of mouth or switching cost.

So, he should know that if you're given $550 billion a year to be "inexpensive," you shouldn't run your mouth about the cost of clean energy technologies.

Each mouth has a target cost and a concatenation cost including a visual cost and a skip cost in the selected sequence.

Finally you can get a tasty photon candy torpedo shot into your mouth without it costing extra.