Sentence examples for passage cost from inspiring English sources

First class passage cost him twenty bolivars (about five dollars), and he found out that there was only one coach and it held second-class passenger who had only paid half of that.

The third-class passengers, who are described here as "mostly European immigrants looking for a better life in America," seemed to be more middle class than the passengers of steerage we learn about on Ellis Island; their passage cost the equivalent of $770 today.

The passage costs $100, as Marie finds out.

Barenboim – on his own, specially designed piano – played with insight and care, yet he tended to rely overly much on the sustaining pedal when the going got tough, and he cannot any longer disguise the effort those toughest, climactic passages cost him.

The business community in Texas fiercely opposed S.B. 6, and produced a report suggesting that its passage could cost the state up to eight and a half billion dollars.

Passage can cost $40,000, a crushing sum in light of the poverty of Fujian Province, a mineral-rich area of farms and fisheries where only 9.8percentt of the 33 million people complete high school and the average yearly income for city dwellers is $785.

BC Ferries' 15-hour Port Hardy-Prince Rupert Inside Passage trip costs CA$150pp one way (children CA$75) and CA$350 per vehicle.

In September, a 10-night Inside Passage cruise will cost from $4,895 to $6,595.

In 1650 a free migrant's passage to North America cost nearly half a year's wages for a farm labourer in southern England.

For a typical nine-day cruise of the Inside Passage next year, the costs will range from just under $3,000 a person for the smallest double occupancy cabin to $4,895 a person for a deluxe cabin in July.

He says this costs about $100, while passage through the tunnels costs another $400-$400-$600