Sentence examples for playing costs from inspiring English sources

Bluebirds boss Russell Slade has significantly reduced playing costs since being appointed in October 2014, with the club's biggest earners having been moved on.

When their backs are to the wall, the Scots are impressive.' Despite the team's success, Sport Scotland have yet to relent, although some individuals have started to put their hands in their pockets, such as Jim Lepick, a benefactor who has contributed £10,000 towards playing costs.

They stated if a deal is not done: "We will have to scale back on our playing costs and development".

"For the regions we will have to scale back on our playing costs and development accordingly with the financial consequences that will have for us.

But in the end, this taught me how Pay to Play costs us all.

The game, while profitable to those who are allowed to play, costs long-term shareholders, like you, millions of dollars a year.

Individual plays cost £4.99 via in-app purchase.

Today most major Off Broadway plays cost as much as $60 a ticket, and it's not uncommon for musicals to put you back $70.

"We dominated proceedings in the first half and we never looked in danger, but two set plays cost us dearly, and in League One you have to deal with set plays.

The admission charge, $20, includes drinks but not playing — that costs another $10.

Playing there costs about $60 for those who walk in off the street, and about $50 for guests.