Sentence examples for dear at from inspiring English sources

(This was frankness that may cost publishers dear at the bargaining table).

As Rumpole himself once said, "Oh dear, and a very big 'oh dear' at that".

Luisa Doyle embodied everything we hold dear at The New York Foundling.

Of the main plates, the best are moules marinières (quite dear at £19) and a duck confit (£16.50), both of which come with sautéed potatoes, frites or vegetables.

There are no spirits, so the alcohol is either wine – white, red, rosé – or an Aperol spritz (bit dear at £7.50, but lovely for a summer evening).

No two ways about it: the best bit of fish I've had all year – by turns succulent and crisp (though very dear at £25).

HUGHES--Annette McMaster, 81, on August 12, died the same way she lived: peacefully, with love, and comforted by her nearest and dearest at her Manhattan home.

Sunday night at 10, with Another Blue Door at 8 and the Dears at 9; tickets are $10 in advance, $12 Sunday (Pareles).

But the poor dears at the Task Force complain they can't possibly be expected to come up with realistic estimates for these until we know how much gas is there.

Through Sunday — Mothers' Day — she'll be performing her generously titled one-woman show, "A Conversation with Christina Crawford: Live and Onstage in Surviving Mommie Dearest," at the less generously titled Snapple Theatre Center, in Times Square.

She is also the estranged daughter of Supreme witch Fiona, played by "AHS" first lady Jessica Lange — mommy dearest at its finest.