Examples of 'cost quite' in a sentence

Meaning of "cost quite"

cost quite - To be quite expensive or require a significant amount of money

How to use "cost quite" in a sentence

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Even this cost quite a bit to purchase.
A glass ceiling will cost quite a bit.
Cost quite a bit to restore too.
It can also cost quite a bit of money.
Tractors with high capabilities cost quite a bit.
It will cost quite a lot of money.
It is more intense and may cost quite a lot.
It will cost quite a bit of money.
A very simple cosmetic procedure can cost quite a lot.
Must have cost quite a lot.
Cost quite a bit of money.
The rehearsal must cost quite a sum of money.
Salvatore Argento was in despair since the cars cost quite a lot.
It must cost quite a bit of money.
But undergoing these medical tests can cost quite a bit.

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It must cost quite a bit to send parcels overseas.
These earrings cost quite a lot.
It will cost quite a lot to clean this whole apartment.
These cameras will cost quite a bit more.
It cost quite a lot.
Going to a dentist can cost quite a bit of money.
It cost quite a bit of money but I did not care.
They also cost quite a bit.
It could be called the iPhone X Plus and it is expected to cost quite a bit.
It will cost quite a bit to manage it.
It seems to me it 's about to cost quite a few.
It will cost quite a bit.
Being natural, some essential oils can cost quite a lot.
It must have cost quite a bit to renovate this chalet.
Besides, treatment for fractures is going to cost quite a bit too.
Human hair cost quite a bit more than synthetic.
As great as having your own vehicle is, it does cost quite a bit of money.
It must have cost quite a bit of money to create all this.
Planned or unplanned, medical procedures can cost quite a bit of money.
But I think it will cost quite a lot for what you are requesting.
I am assuming using a blog similar to yours would likely cost quite a penny?
GPS fitness trackers always cost quite a bit more than ones without this feature.
Compared to their non-solar counterparts, solar chargers do cost quite a bit more.
That cost quite a bit of influence et d'argent to hush up.
TV entertainment stands cost quite a bit of money.
They cost quite a lot, so you want to protect your investment.
Not only does crime not pay, but it actually seems to cost quite a bit.
They cost quite a bit more, but taste just the same.
While exterminators can rid of the problem, they often cost quite a bit of money.
Individual policies tend to cost quite a bit more than a group plan, so plan accordingly.
Sometimes you can not avoid towing the car, which can cost quite a bit.
It 's going to cost quite a lot to promote stuff on TV.
The sable, mink and rabbit brushes are usually the best although they cost quite a bit.
So … It must have cost quite a bit of money to create all this.
There is lots to be done . It will cost quite a bit.

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