Sentence examples for expensive day from inspiring English sources

Air fares tend to be at their most expensive three days before travel and Friday is consistently the most expensive day to fly, so if possible, try to avoid those if you can".

Air fares tend to be at their most expensive three days before travel and Friday is usually the most expensive day to fly, so try and avoid both if possible.

It threatened to be an expensive day for Closer.

William H. Frey, a demographer at the University of Michigan, said, "Being married is great, but being married with kids is tougher in today's society with spouses in different jobs and expensive day care and schools".

Outside the courthouse in Hernando, where the agreement was reached on the day the case was to proceed to trial, Mr. Lewis said, "It's been a long day, and it's been an expensive day".

The consumer association, which looked at 1,174 September flights to three destinations in Europe with three airlines – British Airways, easyjet and Ryanair, found that Sunday was, on average, the most expensive day on which to return home.

But Brooklyn library officials refuse, pointing out that union contracts require expensive Sunday overtime.

It was slickly filmed and beautifully set and oozed expensive Sunday-night drama.

The intention behind this overhaul is indisputably good, to make college more accessible for low-income students, and to more fairly assess college and career readiness across boards that are not confined to students who can afford to pay for expensive SAT tutors.

Mostly, this involves the attempt to make high-quality, local tutors accessible to a wider range of students online, without having to turn to traditional channels, like Craigslist or those pesky, expensive SAT-focused private networks.

IT FEELS LIKE A TRICK! I'm either dead or dreaming because not only did Comcast and NFL Network just reach an agreement to make NFL Network part of Comcast's Digital Classic package, but Comcast subscribers will also get access to the Red Zone Channel that's usually shown only on DirecTV as part of the insanely expensive Sunday Ticket package.