Sentence examples for expensive earned from inspiring English sources

His speakers, though expensive, earned a reputation for bringing concert-hall-quality audio into the home.

With a finger-snapping beat courtesy of Butta and Polow da Don, and a giddy call-and-response hook, the 2006 ode to expensive rims earned the rapper fans in Andre 3000, Kanye West, Nelly, and more.

New Zealand prop Carl Hayman was a hugely expensive recruit, earning a reported 625,000 euros a season.

BA said the new Avios scheme would be fairer, with more expensive tickets earning higher rewards.

Bear in mind these can be expensive, so earn money/wait for Christmas/your birthday.

Her expensive tastes have earned her the nickname "Gucci Helle".

To put this matter of pennies into perspective, we calculated what an assortment of expensive funds could have earned for their shareholders if their cost burdens were merely average.

If a slightly higher premium is too expensive for someone earning $28,500, it seems that a premium three times higher would be far too expensive for someone making only a little bit more.

Sweep accounts, however, are an inefficient and expensive way to earn interest.

By adding shifts at its busiest plants, Ford will have fewer full-wage workers earning expensive overtime pay.

They're expensive, but they earn their keep by saving you the G.P.S. of getting lost: Guessing, Panicking and Swearing.