Sentence examples for stores cost from inspiring English sources

The suits at these stores cost about $100 and are made in a factory outside Moscow.

To be sure, Ahold got a bargain: the Grand Union stores cost $178 million, less than $2.8 million each.

It was a step in the right direction but cost a bomb, says Natalie Berg of Planet Retail, a consultancy: the fancy stores cost twice as much as traditional Carrefour outlets.What French shoppers crave, however, is lower prices.

Such products, which are available at most home centers and hardware stores cost $3 to $6. "You want to destroy nests on the house as soon as you notice them," Mr. Martin said.

New stores cost little to open and generate rapid sales, says Jürgen Elfers, retail analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, so the discounters can expand during hard times more rapidly than any other kind of retailer.The two firms are intensely secretive and say little about their expansion plans, but new stores are opening all the time.

The kites, which are brought over from Pakistan, ordered on the Internet or bought at neighborhood stores, cost $2 to $3 each (a kite that gets cut is usually gone for good; a winning kite often sustains small rips and tears).

I imagine he will continue with more of the same – closing stores, cost-cutting, cutting prices (to some degree).

Contrary to popular belief, not every item in the stores costs a dollar.

OP, sold in many wine and spirits stores, costs about $24.99 for 750 milliliters.

But it is being hit hard by runaway food costs, driven by high prices at small stores, costing the program tens of millions of dollars a year.

Zolfo Cooper, the administrator, has already announced the closure of around 350 stores, costing the jobs of nearly 3,000 full- and part-time staff.