Sentence examples for next it costs from inspiring English sources

Next, it costs money to naturalise.

Possibly she was anticipating the bill, which arrived the next day: it cost three times the total of everything she owned at that point.

At school next day I told everyone "it cost £45 for three!".

It costs next to nothing to change it every time.

And it costs next to nothing for smartphones to cover an area much larger than twelve hundred square miles.

Right now it costs next to nothing to use New York's runways.

Why: Those budding Thomas Edisons or Steve Jobs of the world might assume that when inspiration strikes, it costs next to nothing to unveil your idea or invention to the world.

Almost every week there's a new $200-million-plus production — Warner Bros.' "Man of Steel" and Paramount's "World War Z" are the next budget-busters — and it costs almost $100 million more to market such films.

Also, it could be argued that the iPhone document scanner takes up almost as much space as a regular scanner but, hey, it costs next-to-nothing and doesn't require power or a computer and all your documents are kept right in your pocket.

I'll do goofy things if it costs me next to nothing.

Don't worry about whether it costs you in the next election.