Sentence examples for picture cost from inspiring English sources

The picture cost over $200 million, including start-up expenses and not accounting for tax credits.

Their first picture cost about $800, and their last nearly $200,000.

This time the picture cost $2.5m, and it grossed just over $500,000.

Nobody has officially discussed how much the new "Titanic" picture cost, but it is certainly more than $200m.

The questions museum patrons ask him most often are how much the picture cost and how old Monet was when he painted it.

To get revenge, Knoedler's kept bidding until the picture cost Duveen over three hundred thousand dollars, the highest price ever paid for a Romney.

So a picture costing $10m would need to gross $25m to have a chance of making money.

Sometimes, "simply museum-crating a single picture costs $5,000," said Penny Marks, a director of Richard Green Gallery in London.

Studios usually spend one and a half times the production budget of a movie on publicity, and with the average summer picture costing close $70,000,000, that's real money.

Getting a complete aerial picture cost-effectively and without endangering humans could increase the efficacy of preemptive burning, reducing the impact to lives and property.

And low-capacity versions capable of storing several hundred pictures cost a quarter the price of the current crop of tiny hard drives.