Sentence examples for expensive enough for from inspiring English sources
You can secretly luxuriate, knowing that your T-shirt is soft and expensive enough for Nicollette Sheridan.
Professor Shapiro, who recently bought a new official car, chose a Toyota Avalon, even though the "Car Talk" Web site quiz informed her that her choice was not "adventurous or expensive enough" for her position.
His strategy was simple, Mr. Susman said: "Can I make it expensive enough for them to do it wrong?" In the end, 38 Texas cities, towns and school boards joined the fight.
To make her Payless daytime pumps look expensive enough for her runway, she turned them out in men's-wear fabrics like chocolate herringbone wool trimmed with patent leather, and frankly, she feels few people will be able to tell the difference.
So the price-point is probably appropriately expensive enough for the style conscious buyers Readbug is targeting.
If the original M8.2 wasn't expensive enough for you, maybe the special edition will make you pull that wallet out.
All the tableware had been specially made by local artisans for the residency, and was expensive enough ($200 for a plate; $120 for a spoon) that merely thinking about dishwashing gave the chefs palpitations.
SAP's database platform is now being developed with this advanced computing in mind, with the launch of its SAP HANA solution this year, which if used in a non-cloud environment can prove expensive enough to be a challenge for even the largest of corporate IT budgets.
I'm on my second laptop battery and they are expensive enough without having to pay for it to be installed.
This is already done for larger weapons deemed "expensive enough and consequential enough", says Lincoln Bloomfield, a former State Department official for military and political affairs who served as a special envoy under George Bush junior.
As if air travel were not already stressful and expensive enough, being stuck unexpectedly with charges for overweight baggage on check-in can only add to the surly feelings.
