Sentence examples for stores costs from inspiring English sources

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.

Still, he emphasized that the instant coffee will cost less than a dollar a cup — 12 packets cost $9.95 — while an eight-ounce cup of brewed coffee in Starbucks stores costs about $1.50.

Caldrea liquid dish soap, available in high-end specialty stores, costs $8 for 16 ounces, for instance, while Mrs. Meyer's brand, sold in natural food markets, is $4.99 for 16 ounces.

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

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

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

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.

"Pantomime scenery, made properly, lasts for 25 years," says Thomas, who has more than 40 productions in his stores, costing £750,000 to run annually.

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.