Sentence examples for which cost approximately from inspiring English sources

Last week they challenged it in a special session, which cost approximately $42,000 to convene, according to court documents.

"Coraline," which cost approximately $60 million to make, is the first stop-motion animated feature to be shot entirely in 3-D.

The musical, which cost approximately $10 million to mount on Broadway, will not recoup that original capitalization by its closing date; a spokesman for the producers said that "Nice Work" will earn back a majority of its investment, but he did not have precise figures.

She said that the drugs, which cost approximately £2.80 per person per day, were not a "miracle cure", but made important differences to people's lives.

The 1985 Nevado del Ruiz lahar disaster, which cost approximately 21,000 lives in the town of Armero, Colombia (Figure1a), is an excellent case study of the complexities that can lead to ineffective evacuation after warning messages are broadcast, poor emergency response, and a haphazard disaster recovery (Voight[1990]; Hall[1992]).

And ER visits, which cost approximately $1,200, exceed the average American's monthly rent.

Mr. Buettner recommends buying a title opinion, which costs approximately $250 and verifies the history of a property's ownership.

Wind power can cost 0.5 to 2.5 cents more a kilowatt hour than electricity generated by other means, which costs approximately 10 to 15 cents per kilowatt hour.

WHILE YOU'RE THERE The best way to engage in Grenada's agri-tourism offerings is by hiring a taxi driver, which costs approximately $25 to $30 an hour (the U.S. dollar is widely accepted on the island).

And that figure doesn't include the cost to regularly scrape a hull smooth, which costs approximately $4.50 for every square foot of hull surface.

Assuming you buy a 16-pound turkey, which costs approximately $1.44 per pound, according to the AFBF, it should cost about $23.04 for a turkey.