Sentence examples for smoke cost from inspiring English sources

And employees who smoke cost, on average, $3,391 more a year each for health care and lost productivity, according to federal estimates.

This dazzling contrivance, complete with a replica of Blumenthal's boyhood bedroom and a chimney that puffs smoke, cost £150,000 to build.

David Silverstein Stony Brook, N.Y., Feb. 11, 2011 • To the Editor: The policy of firing or not hiring smokers is justified by some employers by the added health care costs; your article cites the federal estimate that "employees who smoke cost, on average, $3,391 more a year each for health care and lost productivity".

That single joint Amir smoked cost him an additional 5 years in prison, and taxpayers roughly $250,000.

Basic smoke detectors cost less than $10.

KidSmart offered a vocal alarm that allowed parents to record their own voices urging kids to leave, selling at the time for around $65. (By comparison, basic smoke alarms cost $10 or less).

Hibiscuses were terrible smokes; they cost about a cent each, and the label immediately identified the bearer as a cheapskate.

Inside, candles glowed in glasses, mellow jazz streamed though the air, a glass of Côtes du Rhône was going for 500 yen ($4.45, at 118 yen to the dollar), and a large plate of smoked cheese cost 1,500 yen.

How do you make a device that lasts five years, cooks an array of dishes, burns wood cleanly enough to keep your kitchen free of smoke, yet costs less than ten dollars?

(The Nest Protect smart smoke alarm costs a further $130).

Household factors like seasonality, cleanliness, smoke emitted, costs, taste of food influence choice of cookstoves at a household level.