Sentence examples for course expensive from inspiring English sources

Face-to-face contact is of course, expensive and time consuming.

I'm very fond of a biker boot and Rupert Sanderson has some smashing ones for the coming season but they are, of course, expensive.

Orange wines, those critics say, are an emperor's new drink, a way of passing off faulty, cloudy, dirty brews as an authentic, avant-garde and, of course, expensive way for credulous enthusiasts to express their individuality.

Of course, expensive gifts are often seen as better gifts, but that's just a product of our consumer-driven lifestyles.

They've got a big budget, and horses at that level are of course expensive, probably between £500,000 and £2.5m each".

Such research is, of course, expensive and would require a considerable funding commitment.

Tipping provides American waiters with an incentive to increase their check average by pushing bottled water, extra courses, expensive entrees and pricey wines and by showing guests the door as soon as they stop chewing.

They are also, of course, more expensive.

All of this, of course, is expensive.

Trying different alternatives in practice is, or course, very expensive.

Lovely and, like the pillowy scallop in the next course, reassuringly expensive to source.