Sentence examples for dear enough from inspiring English sources

But they pay for it dear enough.

The wish of a character can be attained if it is dear enough to him.

House prices, according to the government's data, are rising at a double-digit rate, strengthening the case of the Bank of England hawks who are concerned that money is still not dear enough to dampen speculation in the asset markets.

That's enough, dear, enough! * The Fuggin' Pharaoh, Mohamed Al Fayed, failed to stop the BBC's debate "Is the Diana inquest a waste of time and money?" The Beeb's Nicholas Witchell was at the High Court and peeved to be kept in the dark about Newsnight's plans.

I'll not be going to anything because obviously I am a pensioner and the tickets would be dear enough in themselves before you take in the cost of the flights and the hotels and everything else.

Dear, dear, dear.

None of my near and dear had enough invested to get killed by the Cisco meltdown.

Dear Vice, Enough with these plunging V-neck T-shirts already!

The New Yorker, October 29 , 1927P. 88 I'm feeling ill enough, dear, without that; View Article By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Anthony Lane By George Packer.

At home, its cars have been too dull and too dear to attract enough customers grown fussy during the prolonged recession.

And soon enough, dear reader, it will happen.