Sentence examples for an expensive title from inspiring English sources

There are some who are not so keen on winning the Eurovision crown as it can be an expensive title to hold.

He set up a site, www.faketitles.com, to explain to commoners that a genuine British title cannot be purchased except for the feudal (and quite expensive) title of a Scottish baron.

The 2008 BCS game between Ohio State and LSU -- one of the most expensive title games -- had a median single-ticket cost of $1,150 on the secondary market while generating a high of $4,300 and a low of $275.

And while London has won a number of "world's most expensive" titles, a curry dinner in an immigrant neighborhood there is usually affordable.

Using data from Warner Bros. and Grand Central Publishing, Elberse shows that the most expensive titles — the potential blockbusters — generally consume a big chunk of a corporation's budget, while generating an even bigger chunk of its revenues.

The majority of the Neo Geo game library is freely (if unofficially) available to play online, and SNK has ported many of the best-known and most expensive titles to modern consoles, offering them for a fraction of their original price.

Booksellers are thought to take a 30% cut of ebooks sold under £6.60 and 35% for more expensive titles.

Most Super Potato stock is on show, but the extremely rare (and extremely expensive) titles are behind glass.

Of course, you can add more expensive titles (and/or the more expensive player) to your package instead.

But the relatively expensive titles for such machines are facing competition from cheap and free-to-download games for smartphones and tablets.

Publishers feared that consumers would get so used to cheap books that they would not want to purchase more expensive titles.