Sentence examples for on that cost from inspiring English sources

"The two home runs, especially the one with two men on, that cost me the game.

In return for the BBC taking on that cost, the government has confirmed the survival of the licence fee funding mechanism for at least the next five years, until 2020, and allowed the fee – currently £145.50 – to rise in line with inflation as measured by the consumer prices index.

"Look at bureaucracy as a cost of your investment and calculate your payback based on that cost, and you'll be all right," says Mr Shulman breezily.

The retailers then pass on that cost to consumers, like Mrs. DiMotta, who can get their deposits back when they bring the bottles back to a redeeming center.

In other words, if Atlantic City's water supply is purchased for $100m, a price repeatedly cited in public debate, corporate buyers could lawfully pass on that cost to ratepayers in increased water rates – not just in Atlantic City, but anywhere across the state that the corporation owns water.

"I also think it makes it very difficult for social landlords who have to pass on that cost to the remaining tenants.

But it is harder to get gains on a $500 computer than on one that cost $1,500.

Now I sleep on one that cost $23,000.

If you want to give the native Android calendar a boost, Agenda Widget is a customisable add-on that costs a couple of dollars.

He gets really annoyed if you step on it, because that cost $200.

He rented the space on top of that cost.