Examples of 'cost me something' in a sentence
Meaning of "cost me something"
cost me something: This phrase suggests that something had a price or consequence, whether tangible or intangible, for the speaker
How to use "cost me something" in a sentence
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cost me something
And yet you cost me something dear to me.
I will not pretend it does not cost me something.
You cost me something dear to me.
I have a feeling this is going to cost me something.
Cost me something.
I have never given anything that cost me something.
It must cost me something and He is my treasure not this world.
You are the first person I have lost where it really cost me something.
Knowing the answer has cost me something I value more than my own life.
You cost me something dear to me … my son.
What do you want? You have cost me something.
It cost me something in foolscap, and I had pretty nearly filled a shelf with my writings.
Someone very dear … And yet you cost me something dear to me.
You cost me something dear to me . Previously on Arrow.
Every deal I made see you in the morning. with you cost me something I cared about.
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My son. And yet you cost me something dear to me… Someone very dear.
It cost me something like $10 including shipping.
Their mistakes eventually cost me something I couldn't live through losing.
You cost me something dear to me -- my son . Previously on " Arrow.
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