How to pronounce “costs”(verb) in English

costs me to buy one apple, which is grown often in New York, whereas the kiwi fruit is grown in New Zealand,

Costs them an estimated $100,000 to make.

costs a lot of money.

costs down on the backs of our vendors.

costs thing.

costs um in the beginning so he would travel around to motel

costs us in terms of energy expenditure.

One costs you $6.99, and the other one costs you nothing.

It costs us $2 for that bar.

Car costs more.

It costs literally hundreds of millions of pounds each and every year.

Housing costs too much.

It costs you, the taxpayer, five to 10 billion dollars a year in tax incentives.

That costs you roughly about 2% a year typically, right?

That costs money.

It costs for instance in what they call Disability Adjusted Life Years, about 9 million Disability Adjusted life years

It costs like $1 a bottle and white vinegar.

It costs a lot to heat and cool.

It costs $100,000 for your company to be a member of it.

It costs the government nothing.

It costs us nothing.

It costs about $20 to treat someone in a developing country who is blind because they have trachoma, and to cure them of blindness.

It costs more money now to go to UC Berkeley than to go to Harvard.

It costs us about ten to 15 thousand dollars.

it costs, well, I think, 500 bucks.

It costs about $40,000 in the U.S.

It costs a bit more, nevermind, I don't wanna see animals treated like that."

Poetry costs nothing.

It costs us—inside prison, when I was inside—anywhere between $3 and $15 for a 15-minute phone call.

And a Bugatti Veyron costs $2 and 1/2 million, and that's $1,300 a kilo.

maybe your calling actually costs you money maybe it doesn't make money at all so you pursue your job Monday through

And it costs nothing to add that sentence to that letter.

The car costs more.

So it costs a fortune to survive.

And it costs a lot of time to repair it, because if you have to crack open a gas turbine and get to the blade that has a crack

That immediately costs you a lot of money, and makes a lot of people very unhappy.

So it costs a little bit to do this survey, but once you do that, you have a very accurate estimate of where

And that jumbo jet costs about $200 million.

So it probably costs about $15 billion.

So if it costs you a buck in flour, and then you make it into a loaf of bread,

So it costs a lot of money.

That plant costs $6 per watt of capacity.

And it costs a fortune and you can only cook turbot inside of it, you can cook anything you want but it's definitely more efficient when

or it costs so much-- to assessing the absolute value.

To do something well costs a lot more than that, and especially if you're working on a small batch sizes.

That decision costs me over $2 million a year.

So all that costs a lot of money.

When water costs what it should cost, we'll do everything.

When energy costs what it should cost, we'll do everything.