Sentence examples for places cost from inspiring English sources

The maintenance of those old places cost a fortune in itself; it would fall down around their ears.

A pair of errors, most notably on their reverse three-and-a-half somersaults dive which dropped them out of the podium places, cost them dear as teenage Chinese pairing Cao Yuan and Zhang Yanquan claimed victory.

That granite wall, made from stone on the site and measuring seven feet high in some places, cost $400,000, said K. MacArthur Coates, a senior vice president of Carpionato Properties.

Most excluded children are sent to local-authority-run Pupil Referral Units (PRU), where places cost upwards of £16,000 a year, compared with around £4,500 for a place at a mainstream school.

While the supply of ECEC was sufficient in terms of number of places, cost remained an issue for low-income families, and almost a quarter of families using non-center-based ECEC would have preferred a place in a center (Hofferth 1992).

With prison places costing £40,000 a year, the Government is currently throwing good money after bad.

In these places, costs are very cheap the cost of workers, of yarn," he says.

Treating a Medicare patient in each of these places costs more than $10,000.

Most importantly, did you know that living in all of those places costs at least 40percentt less than it does in London?

It has also taken longer to put in place cost controls to weather the downturn.

Meals at either place cost about $4 a pound; wine and beer available.