Sentence examples for awful expensive from inspiring English sources

It's an awful expensive hobby you got, making these records that nobody even cares about,'" remembers Fennell.

"Entirely unrepresentative vox pop: I met a Chinese guy tonight in Tufnell Park who said the Olympics were $25bn too expensive, an insult to poverty-stricken Chinese, and London 2012 will be an awful, expensive failure.

Taxis are awful, expensive and unreliable, and I'm pretty sure I was sitting in some sick in the last one I took.

Hicks and Gillett, the endless stream of awful and expensive players, Kenny Dalglish insisting that a kit deal was just as important as results on the pitch, Josemi... after a while it must have seemed pointless to feel schadenfreude when Liverpool were so obviously just a source of comic idiocy.

Since then, the genre's fans have had to get by on a diet consisting largely of sequels, prequels, remakes, the occasional monster smack down ("Freddy vs. Jason," "Alien vs. Predator"), and most dismaying of all, an awful lot of expensive, heavily promoted action pictures that use horror elements but don't have the decency to honor the genre's sworn mission: to scare the wits out of us.

The argument that Apple is doing something awful by offering a more expensive item that works the same way as a lesser expensive item is stupid.

My co-editor Matthew Panzarino writes:  "The argument that Apple is doing something awful by offering a more expensive item that works the same way as a lesser expensive item is stupid".

"It's a pretty awful process that is extremely expensive, results in weeks of delay and is a dismal experience for the customer," Sentner says.

It would be awful if you got all the really expensive stuff together, got to the end of the project, and realized you had no string.

It can also recommend a less expensive bottle of wine that tastes an awful lot like a pricier one.

It's gonna be expensive, and it's going to use an awful lot of bureaucracy and administrative capacity.