Sentence examples for expensive cousin from inspiring English sources

Such are the unexpected pleasures at Bread Bar, Tabla's less formal, less expensive cousin.

Bread Bar, Tabla's less formal, less expensive cousin, has a beauty of its own and stunningly good Indian cooking.

DataWind, the company that designed the tablet, started selling it online on Dec. 14, next to the tablet's slightly more expensive cousin, the UbiSlate7+.

The best available are a roasted duck ($17) with lime-ginger dipping sauce and that bird's less expensive cousin, a roasted chicken ($11), served with the same sauce.

Exceptions can be found to this line, particularly regarding safety issues involving Chinese-made toothpastes, which importers around the world recently discovered often contain diethylene glycol, a poisonous chemical that tastes sweet, like its more expensive cousin, glycerin.

And $129 million more is to be spent on three of the Predator's much larger, more capable and more expensive cousin, the Global Hawk surveillance drone, made by Northrop Grumman.

But the device has a smaller profit margin than its more expensive cousins, and its high sales may be part of the reason behind a 13 percent decline in overall iPad revenue.

Likewise, it quickly calls up Google Now and delivers speech recognition with the same accuracy and speed as its more expensive cousins.

I've been reviewing these for probably a little too long; John sort of meta-reviewed their more expensive cousins (I say meta because he reviewed himself as much as the product), but these are the ones you or I would pick up if we were in the market.

Most of them weren't into Duolingo at all, nor did they love its more expensive cousins like Wanikani and Rosetta Stone.

Most of them weren't into Duolingo at all, nor did they love its more expensive cousins like Wanikani and Rosetta Stone.