Sentence examples for expensive classmate from inspiring English sources

For emerging markets, Intel has been backing its own, more expensive Classmate PC, which sells for about $300.

Mr Pfeffer wonders why other professional schools, such as medical and law schools, do not unofficially require their students to shell out thousands of dollars to keep up with classmates' expensive predilections.

Not all students are above average compared to their classmates, even at the most expensive private colleges.

When I broke a bottle of expensive oil or burned our mandonlined apples, my classmates hurried over to help without hesitation or finger pointing.

A private tutor will be specially trained to help you catch up to the rest of your classmates, but they can be pretty expensive.

($24.96, not rated) TWILIGHT (available March 21) A high school girl (Kristen Stewart) falls hard for a classmate, a reluctant vampire (Robert Pattinson) with a mysteriously expensive haircut.

The family gets by fine, but vacation and outings are too expensive, and the day camp that some of the boys' classmates attend, at eighty-five dollars per child per week, is out of the family's budget.

And she worries that the financial pressure will increase when their daughter enters high school and sees her classmates wearing nice clothes and playing sports that require expensive club memberships.

One of my high-school classmates had a phrase for someone who wore spiffy and expensive clothes — a "suave dog," with the "suave" pronounced as if it rhymed with "wave".

Her classmates had applied to dozens of schools and gone through expensive SAT-prep courses.

I understood that my life would look nothing like the lives of my rich classmates, who were poised for business, medicine, or law – avenues that required connections and expensive professional degrees.