cost a fortune

It must cost a fortune to come all the way out here.

College costs a fortune, yet everyone is expected to go.

Cost a fortune, but I've always believed in going for the best.

It must have cost a fortune, but you know your sister.

It was the site, she thought, that must have cost a fortune.

All this may be popular, but it has cost a fortune.

On the black market, such a device would cost a fortune.

"It cost a fortune, but I think the result was worth the time and money."

"Oh, you learned a lot about me, must have cost a fortune to buy all that information."

"It must have cost a fortune to build something like that!"

Cost a fortune, too, not to mention a lot of my time.

The big cage had cost a fortune in government money.

Of course not every old guitar at the show will cost a fortune.

If he went through that kind of operation, it'd take months and cost a fortune.

It probably costs a fortune, but money is no object.

"The kind of place you're talking about costs a fortune," I said.

It would cost a fortune, which is not in our budget, and we'd hardly know where to start looking.

It certainly didn't look like something that had cost a fortune.

Everything cost a fortune there, except for stuff actually made on the Moon.

It must have cost a fortune to build and was costing another one to keep up.

They cost a fortune to produce and initially did not sell well.

They're fairly poor - in any case, land here costs a fortune now.

Of course it cost a fortune, but I didn't care.

Wine doesn't have to cost a fortune to be special.

To build a cat like that at the present time good God, it would cost a fortune.