Sentence examples for breaking expensive from inspiring English sources

Dick seizes the days – the nights, too – shoring up floors with old slate he found in the piggery, installing the heating system he designed himself, breaking expensive drills.

Kids: breaking expensive shit since ever.

Don't go as far as breaking expensive objects.

Certainly not with glasses (they're a pain, easily lost or broken, expensive, and dorky), but perhaps with some sort of lenticular method.

But for years, the certificate market was broken, expensive and difficult to navigate.

Here, we developed an online interactive platform, termed iDrug, to break expensive commercial suites and command line barrier and introduce a user-friendly web environment to conduct 3D molecular similarity calculation and to construct pharmacophore models for virtual screening.

Toddlers break expensive things.

The bottom line is that New York's juvenile centers are broken, expensive, unfair and a failure.

This may lead to intense rage and stress, which could lead to countless hours of video game playing, breaking of expensive items around the area, and very possibly a heart attack.

Mocking the urbane, the materialistic, the aspiring, the show last season had Tommy breaking the expensive crystal of an on-again, off-again girlfriend, a 9/11 widow who had cashed in and claimed she couldn't possibly move into a Manhattan apartment with the junk she had in Bay Ridge.

In late 2015, a 26-year-old female DFAT staffer made accusations of inappropriate behavior against Jamie Briggs, whose biggest political achievement to date was breaking that expensive marble table at Abbott's rowdy goodbye party.