Sentence examples for bears expensive from inspiring English sources

But by the late 1980s, the bears, expensive to maintain, looked as if they had played one music hall too many.

Gift stores prominently display cloying teddy bears and expensive heart-shaped chocolates.

The bears were expensive, eighty dollars apiece, but Frank made good money: a hundred and ten thousand dollars a year, enough to allow Christina to stay home.

An increasing amount of the oil supplied is bitumen from the oil sands, which continues to bear an expensive environmental and economic cost per barrel under current technology.

There are also economic and social questions about how much burden taxpayers and co-workers should be expected to bear; ultra-expensive drugs, especially in full doses, can raise the cost of everyone's insurance.

I can't eat fewer than five in a sitting (or a standing)." Todd Oldham, designer "Salty licorice, seaweed, Gummi Bears and really expensive clothing".

A lot could be done to make ticket brokerage a ligitimate public service instead of an expensive bore.

Its perceived failure reinforced the notion that McCarthy's books were too literary to adapt, too bleak for mainstream cinema audiences to bear or too expensive to mount.

'The Berenstain Bears Live! (The most expensive tickets include wearable bear ears and foot-of-the-stage seating).

Now, instead of expending valuable resources defending polar bears against unnecessary and expensive lawsuits filed by trophy hunting special interest groups, we can all return our focus to finding solutions to the pressing problems faced by endangered wildlife.

Valentine's Day is known to be a day dedicated to displaying love in a deeply consumerist way; buying giant teddy bears, heart shaped balloons, expensive chocolates, the list goes on and on.