Sentence examples for performers cost from inspiring English sources

Typically, hit CD's by American performers cost even more than those of Brazilian artists, a fact that might seem to violate the basic principles of Economics 101.

Costa was booed by fans in the first game after Mourinho had left – the 3-1 home win over Sunderland – with the accusation clear that he was considered to be one of the principal under-performers to cost the Portuguese his job.

Launching a single performer can cost up to $400,000.

The move followed a backlash from some venues and entertainers who said the laws had diminished the city's nightlife, led to live music venue closures and cost performers their jobs.

In one article, it was said that the air conditioning concerns "are nothing new in the entertainment business" in which voice problems "can cost performers millions in lost revenue".

It used that for rent, hosting performers and technical costs, and to give three members of the collective small salaries as employees.

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Some of these are rented out to performers at a higher cost per square foot than the average studio flat in Mayfair; the others charge neither performer nor audience for the privilege of replacing brooms for a month.

Ms. Michelson, who always manages to transform theaters in magical ways, has used the length of the Kitchen, setting the audience members in low, shallow risers so that they are pressed close to the action, able to see just what these punishing stretches of movement cost the performers, and how the effort exalts them.

Blewinsky, who often uses drag as a way to promote charitable causes, secured the venue and performers all with no cost to the beneficiaries.

The best performers were front-loaders costing on average more than $1,000.