Sentence examples for Slightly pricey from inspiring English sources

With a £30m release clause, he remains an available, if perhaps slightly pricey, option in January.

This latest Clio recovers some of that lost va va voom, but it's slightly pricey compared with the Dacia Sandero with which it shares the same showrooms.

Today, this national monument of a cafe doubles as a slightly pricey restaurant, but over the years dissidents, artists and poets all came in to drink absinthe and smoke.

Second branch above Hometown Cafe, opposte Ramada Palm Grove, Juhu Tara Road, Juhu, +91 91676 66770 Comfortable seats, a 72-inch TV screen (plus a couple of 32-inch ones), great service, and fantastic food make Cafe Goa, AKA the establishment formerly known as The Den, an ideal if slightly pricey place to catch the match.

At a recent $26, up 114% in the past year, E-Trade has a slightly pricey P/E of 21.5, which its prospects justify.

They are slightly pricey, but they don't have any upkeep costs, and they earn money fast.

The latest rate increase could make using plastic slightly pricier.

In general, apartments tend to be slightly pricier per square foot than houses.

Or do I want the slightly pricier titanium or the top-of-the-line lithium ones?

For those that do, there's the slightly pricier Vincero collection, made with Italian wool from Reda.

Or take the train to Bodmin Parkway, and treat the hound to the slightly pricier Trevenna (01579 320013; trevenna.co.uk).