Sentence examples for be pretty dear from inspiring English sources

They can be pretty dear even when consumer cost is subsidized.

"Only Next," agrees her friend, and "that's pretty dear".

Vitra's pieces are solely for die-hard collectors, however; its furniture starts at around £100 and goes up to £740 for Mark Newson's miniature Lockheed lounge from 1986, which is pretty dear considering it measures just 275mm by 147mm.

That is pretty dear when you consider that Lincoln has stayed with a revised version of the 5.4-liter V-8 that the Navigator has used since it arrived in 1997.

That's pretty dear for a firm that hasn't sold any minerals and whose latest financials were issued for June 2004.

One drum of heating oil will get you maybe three days of heating out of it - at £15 for 20 litres that is pretty dear.

At $42,000, this test car was pretty dear for what remains a Ford family sedan, especially when a similarly equipped, non-plug-in Fusion Hybrid could be had for $9,000 less.

News that I can find all of these in one place for streaming on-demand is pretty dear to my heart, and I can't wait to see what it looks like this fall.

The episode on efficiency is pretty near and dear to me because a culture that subordinates nearly everything to the needs of the economy is a historical development.

The usher, who I initially thought was pretty — Hi, dear! — is escorting us out.

I'd be pretty upset about the mosque, too, if I had lost someone near and dear to me on that fateful day.