cost a mint

Got to cost a mint, that kind of stuff.

The film looks as if it cost a mint and it probably did.

The painting was beautifully executed and had obviously cost a mint.

"It's falling apart and would cost a mint of money to fix up."

The new additions must have cost a mint and been a chore getting up the mountain.

Fine creatures, too - cost a mint of money.

Even doing what they claim to do costs a mint, never mind all the hidden charges and extras.

"In the end, the way interest rates are fluctuating, a serious delay could cost a mint."

The real stuff would cost a mint.

You must be almost tired of my packets, which will have cost a mint of postage.

This mock-up must have cost a mint.

Everything that had belonged to Lyle Forrest had cost a mint.

We can't pay no more taxes than we are and them tunnels are about to cost a mint.

"Hook" cost a mint, and it shows.

It costs a mint of money.'

'Cost a mint to replace,' said Tom, sticking his hands in his pockets.

They cost a mint.

It'd cost a mint o' money.

And mind ye make gaid use of the time, for it's costing a mint of money."

And that she had almost succeeded in her mad designs, the fire really blazing before they caught it, and the repairs costing a mint. "

The new Blade laptop from Razer is innovative and impressive-and costs a mint.

Then somebody else'll be the hero and I'll just be the jerk who crashed in enemy territory and cost a mint to get back.

Although they had cost a mint, Aunt Tossie felt they were well worth the money, a fitting background for her darling.

But Mattie was the only friend I had that didn't cost a mint in long distance to talk to, until Lou Ann of course.