Sentence examples for described expensive from inspiring English sources

It described "expensive baby carriages with their precious freight, rolled along by white-capped maids" as a common sight there.

Which is the word I've used for many years to describe expensive, curvy, shiny modern things meant to look stylish.

Comparatively, a random LDPC code can be expensive to describe and expensive to implement in VLSI (due to the difficulty of routing and wiring).

The $23 billion Heinz takeout, frequently described as expensive, looks fairly priced.

Mr. Ferrell described how expensive private colleges were and how students could apply for waivers for the application fees.

They described an expensive and slow-moving process in which the wealthy and the poor, many of whom cannot afford lawyers, get different brands of justice.

Areas including Chichester, Winchseter and Waverly, where a two-bed property costs £330,000, were described as "expensive yet happy" by researchers.

Olswang also said the pensions regulator and the pensions protection fund were potentially seeking an equity stake in BHS in return for agreeing to a restructuring of the pension scheme called Project Thor, which the law firm described as expensive.

Any doubt will be dispelled by two new versions of classic Mercedes that can best be described as expensive and really, really fun toys.

While the Raichand house is described as "expensive, almost like a museum", Chandni Chowk is shown as a world of crowds, chaos and festivities.

The restaurant has been described as expensive, and one critic partly attributes the prices to Sixteen's status as a hotel restaurant.