Sentence examples for release costs from inspiring English sources

Last year, she raised nearly $1.2m from 25,000 backers on Kickstarter to pay for the recording and release costs of an album and an associated tour.

They can preorder the CD of her forthcoming album, Reputation – and to receive it on the day of release costs $48.09 (That's £37, but the CD itself costs $15, $13.99 for a digital download. And you are allowed to buy the album 13 times to boost your place in the line). You can buy merchandise from her online shop.

The standard release costs $35 and just includes the disc, whereas the premium version at $60 has some artbooks and other lovely trinkets too.

Studios and exhibitors must split global box office totals; add in multi-million dollar publicity and release costs not included in production budgets and films quickly become more expensive.

A handful of offerings, like travel reservations, are free, while most others are priced per product- a 400-word news release costs $149, prospect lists start at 24 cents a name.

SANCCOB allows adoptions of their chicks to help pay for their significant rehabilitation and release costs.

Colonel Dorrian declined to release cost figures.

FBI spokeswoman Beth Anne Steele said the agency was not prepared to release cost estimates.

The White House has yet to release cost estimates or say how the program would be financed.

Because Mr. Ross's ouster followed the release of "John Carter," Hollywood assumed that bungled release cost Mr. Ross his job.

They said they would not release cost estimates for the ancillary buildings until they had hired the contractors.