Sentence examples for expensive event from inspiring English sources

But it is a very expensive event to run.

Or is it a big, expensive event on the verge of jumping the shark?

Tornadoes in the Midwest in 2011 cost $11 billion, the most expensive event since 1980.

The most expensive event in that random list was £12; most were either under £6 or totally free.

For most contemporary Broadway audience members, going to the theater is a big, infrequent and expensive event.

Of course, Mrs. Clinton did just come off the planning and execution of a rather large and expensive event: the wedding of her daughter, Chelsea.

African funerals are large-scale, often expensive events that families share with the community.

Most looking to buy influence hire his friends or host expensive events at his D.C. hotel.

The city has proved its skill in organizing large, expensive events for international buyers, who laud the territory's efficiency and tax-free status.

Media analysts put the ratio of Romney ads to Gingrich at 4-1 buthehe ratio is even higher for big, expensive events.

Modern party conferences have become like corporate AGMs, expensive events whose true aims are the assertion of authority and the concealment of embarrassment.