Sentence examples for title cost from inspiring English sources
Argentina's failure to win the Copa America as hosts and end an 18-year wait for a major title cost coach Sergio Batista his job last night.
Staff at Trinity Mirror fear looming job cuts to cover the costs of the failure of the New Day, and accuse management of being "secretive" over how much the short-lived national title cost.
His achievement in taking them to a seventh consecutive title cost the coach of Ahly's great rivals Zamalek, Hossam Hassan, his job.
Majok's title, "Cost of Living," is as resonant existentially as it is economically.
Createspace charges no setup fee and proofs cost the same as the price for an individual book; changes to a title cost $25 per change.
William's eldest son, Henry Spencer, 1st Earl of Sunderland, known as The Lord Spencer between 1636 and June 1643, fought in the Battle of Edgehill in 1642 and was rewarded for his services on 8 June 1643 when the title of Earl of Sunderland was bestowed upon him, although the title cost him £3000.
The title costs £1.10 and rivals, including the two that sell more, are priced at just 50p, while newspaper and internet competition is growing fiercer.
But for a big non-fiction title costing £20, by an unknown author on a specialist subject, it's a huge number, way beyond what anyone could have predicted.
The title costed around 20 to 30 thousand pounds.
The post-apocalyptic chiller collected $6 million, a decent total for a low-budget title costing $5 million. .
Most buyers follow the law, because obtaining a new title costs only $15.
