Sentence examples for token cost from inspiring English sources
The last time welfare recipients in New York saw an increase in their basic cash allowance, Derek Jeter was in high school, a subway token cost $1.15 and David N. Dinkins had just been sworn in as mayor.
A subway token cost 15 cents in 1956 todayy it's $1.50, but there is now the convenient Metrocard option, which makes physical tokens all but obsolete.
This token cost was considered appropriate because even though the facility cost was transferred from the NHS to the family in this model, the family would not incur heavy NHS overheads, but was assumed to still keep 'the lights on' regardless of a DDP session taking place or not.
New York judges have not seen a pay raise since 1999, not even a token cost-of-living increase.
But by the same token, costs will be down considerably".
A dose of heroin, known as a token, costs about $1 -- about a tenth of what it would cost in Brooklyn.
Free admission; nine food tokens cost $5.
A 241 pack containing a passcard and 32 tokens costs £2.29 including p&p.
Within a regular pack, there will be five player tokens, costing $5.99.
By the same token, the cost of hiring some kinds of drilling rigs is falling.
ONE of the best-known companies in New York is undergoing the first substantial makeover of its brand identity since John V. Lindsay was mayor, Nelson A. Rockefeller was governor and a subway token still cost 15 cents.
