Sentence examples for start costing from inspiring English sources

When did a handbag start costing £500?

Another bureaucrat says that housing, once provided for almost nothing, will start costing around 10% of his massively increased salary.

Mario veterans will blaze through the first six worlds with relative ease before mistakes start costing them lives.

GM-free foods will, of course, continue to be on offer though they are likely to start costing more, as "organic" foods already do.

"Our only hope is that once the revenue all goes and the customers – the fans – disappear, that what's left of the club will eventually start costing them money.

"But there is no way out and if we continued to delay then it could start costing the taxpayers hundreds of millions in litigation".

"The start cost me a lot, I came third in the semi-final at the Olympics, it's great really.

"Losing all those places at the start cost me dear.

Reading manager Nigel Adkins: "That poor start cost us dearly.

There have been more than 600,000 appeals since the WCA started, costing about £60m a year.

The war that he and George W Bush gratuitously started, costing 200,000-plus lives and $3trn and counting, had been a victory.