How To Use costing In A Sentence
- The watertight rooms, costing from £500 a night up to £3,000 for a suite, are aimed at wealthy travellers who want a unique holiday experience.
- The company collapsed last week, costing about 200 jobs and triggering a backlash from staff and suppliers. Times, Sunday Times
- Fraud is thought to be costing software companies millions of dollars a year.
- A major refit costing $2 million will be required after both the fifth and tenth years. Principles of Corporate Finance
- Energy modeling and lifecycle costing can give facility executives a solid idea of the costs and benefits associated with their choices before a facility is built.
- A food processor costing, say, ￡48 will not fetch more than ￡35 on resale.
- But the tops are useless without a launcher, costing another £3.99, which spins the tops into each other at high speed.
- The war dragged on, costing the lives of many thousands of civilians and servicemen.
- This area requires maintenance costing over $200 million a day and the surreptitious cost of the car culture totals nearly $500 billion a year in the U.S. alone, much of that going to the sustentation of a military presence in the Persian Gulf. Driving Mister Barack
- We tried a bottle of 2002 Bel Colle Moscato d'Asti, which is slightly fancier version of Asti Spumonte: slightly less sweet, costing slightly more $12 to $15, and slightly less sparkling. September 2004
