Sentences with phrase «probably cost pennies»

They are just RGB LEDs that probably cost pennies.

Not exact matches

I realize that throwing something away that seems perfectly fine to the naked eye, and probably cost you a pretty penny, isn't the easiest thing to do.

And it probably won't cost you a penny.

Getting 20 % off at Sephora or Ulta is not a bad thing, esp while I mostly use them to restore my skincare and that stuff cost a pretty penny as you probably know from your own experience.

Of course, remaindering means that the books will be sold — at a deep discount that probably will only cover printing costs at pennies on the dollar — so the publisher is getting paid — albeit at a loss — but the writer is not.

Those located inside hotels will almost certainly be clean and geared towards the less experienced bather, but the drawback is the experience will probably not be quite as «authentic» as a back - alley equivalent, and it will definitely cost you a pretty penny.

A charge of even 1/100 cent per email would cost each of us about a penny per day but would cost a 10 million mail spammer $ 1000, probably higher than his or her expected yield from the spam.

(This is one way attackers are probably losing money in DoSing the network - though it costs less than a penny to do so.)

There's a much larger range of accessories, and if you decide to carry it without a case, you've got a much better chance at finding someone who can repair the S8 than the OnePlus 5 (even though that curved glass will probably cost you a pretty penny).

(This is one way attackers are probably losing money in DoSing the network — though it costs less than a penny to do so.)

She gave us some of her best secrets — that would probably cost you a pretty penny — for free!

While the table probably costs a pretty penny, imagine the cost of a whole separate pool table room!