Sentence examples for shot costs from inspiring English sources
Each shot costs $5. "Our infused flavors can be used in making margaritas, but we suggest they be drunk neat," said Mr. Montes.
If you want something urban, try Dobra Kasza Nasza, where grilled chicken and a shot costs around £6. Or to see highlanders in their costumes hefting huge platters of meat, go to Owczarnia, with spare ribs at around £8.
The alliance, Dr. Berkley said, has already negotiated sharp price drops for the pentavalent vaccine, which protects against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, hepatitis B and Haemophilus influenzae B. That shot costs about $30 in wealthy countries, and the alliance first started buying it at $3.50.
In addition, they needed to estimate the number of shots required for the final war as each of the shot costs some coins.
It has no known side effects, and the shot costs the Cuban government $1 to make.
At Toronto's Planned Parenthood, which subsidizes the cost somewhat, birth control pills cost $7 to $23 a month, the Depro Provera shot costs $18 per month, the Nuva Ring costs $10 a month, Plan B costs $13, and hormonal IUDs cost up to $380.
His failure to commit to the shot cost Woods, who hooked it into the heather, took an unplayable lie and scrambled for a bogey.
Matt Emmons of Browns Mills, N.J., took home a silver medal in shooting in the 50-meter prone rifle after a misfire on his final shot cost him the gold.
Their financial expense, the director argued, took on an ethical dimension in the context of its Surinam locations: each shot cost as much as one local actor earned in a month.
Walters hit eight fours before a loose shot cost him his wicket and if Dean Cosker (18) had not kept all-rounder Allenby company for 24 overs in an eighth-wicket stand of 71, the Welsh club could well have failed to register even a single batting point.
