Sentence examples for a tad expensive from inspiring English sources

Sevilla: Negredo is an excellent signing (if a tad expensive at €15m), not least because while Kanouté was superb last season he is physically a little brittle.

Grouse tend to be a tad expensive at the beginning of the season so, if you like, half a bird would certainly suffice, especially if you were to serve it as part of this four-course supper, as I've suggested.

3rd over: Ireland 13-1 (Stirling 7, Joyce 6) First over for Cummins and it's a tad expensive, mainly due to the second ball of the over which had a poor line and allows Joyce to flick one off leg stump to deep square where it just about trickles over the boundary.

They're a tad expensive, but they work.

That may explain why socially responsible funds are often a tad expensive.

Well, would enjoy at $350, it's still a tad expensive for me.

A car for the heart If the Toyota is a tad to expensive what are the alternatives?

Pinnacle's range of offerings is a tad more expensive, though, and better designed - particularly with regard to its core editing tools, which are visual, tactile and quite intuitive.

For seafood that is a tad less expensive, try Atlanta Fish Market, 265 Pharr Road, (404) 262-3165, a cavernous Buckhead mainstay where the food is far classier than the 65-foot-tall bronze fish outside.There is a vast menu but the specialty is a trout fillet served with mushroom mashed potatoes, green beans and brown sage butter.

Me thinks these are a tad too expensive for meself.

Even Blue Jeans Cable is a great, but also a tad more expensive, cable outlet.