Sentence examples for tapes cost from inspiring English sources

The tapes cost $30 during the season, but Hoop1 increases the price to $60 for the tournament.

Eight-track tapes cost a dollar more than LP's when they rose to popularity in the early 1970's, and cassettes commanded a premium over eight-tracks.

Recording on a tiny digital audio tape cost a quarter of the price of a 24-track analogue tape.

And the report also says that Peter Mandelson told the CBI in 2004 that EU red tape cost 4% of GDP.

The tape costs about $2 to $3.75 a foot, and a plug kits runs $11 and up.

An order of two rolls of the tape costs $11 and is available at meterbroken.com/home/html.

The effort to quash the leaked sex "tape" costs Jay some major accidents and graphic injuries, something close to a symbolic castration.

The Tories like to allege that red tape costs £6 billion ($10 billion), and pledge both to slash it and fight in Brussels against more.

Each 11-minute roll of film and its processing cost roughly $300 -- in contrast to the $30 a typical 64-minute professional-quality tape costs today.

If a customer rents four or more videos, the price per tape decreases and the rental period increases: four videos for seven nights costs $31, and each additional tape costs around $5. The store will ship anywhere in the country.

Now major Japanese TV station TBS reports that the tape costs just 70 cents.