Sentence examples for which cost roughly from inspiring English sources

"Elizabethtown," which cost roughly forty times as much as "Squid," leaves one adrift on a raft of morose questions.

The victims from Hong Kong were from three families who took the tour, which cost roughly $1,400 per person.

They said that buying the more expensive aircraft, which cost roughly five times as much, would throw the State Department's drug-enforcement budget out of whack.

"Tarzan," which cost roughly $14 million, closed in 2007 after 15 months of performances, while "Little Mermaid" cost $15 million and ended in 2009 after 22 months.

The center contributed an unspecified amount to Mr. Yerushalmi's study, which cost roughly $400,000 and involved surreptitiously sending researchers into 100 mosques.

This time around he is happy to have landed "Offspring," which cost roughly $1 million — 35percentt picked up by the state — with Grindstone Entertainment Group and its Ghost House Underground direct-to-video line.

The filter, which costs roughly $15 to make, rests inside a lidded five-gallon plastic bucket with a spigot.

The Nano, which costs roughly $2,500 in India, surprised some critics by passing European front- and side-impact crash tests last summer.

To camp in Scandinavia, you need a Camping Card Scandinavia, which costs roughly €16, lasts a year and is available from most campsites.

The drunken driving program, which costs roughly $700,000, is paid for via a state justice grant and through assets seized in racketeering convictions.

But he had just exited a white Range Rover Sport Supercharged, which costs roughly $30,000 more than the vehicle that prompted his visit, which he still hoped to drive.