Sentence examples for expensive friends from inspiring English sources

The game is an ego driven form of "poking" (virtual nudges) that makes it abundantly clear who the most desirable players are, by listing a leader board of your most expensive friends.

This can be expensive; friends can help each other with child-care.

But since it can be expensive, two friends offered solutions.

She spent her schooldays at the prestigious and expensive Sidwell Friends school and reckoning with her father's impeachment for his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.

Since September 11th, and the start of a world war for the hearts and minds of Muslims, America's lonely defence of Israel has arguably become even more expensive in friends.

If you say something is too expensive, your friends will automatically assume you are not rich enough to afford it.

("Art is fast and cheap; architecture is slow and expensive," a friend of mine likes to point out).

It's not that the world of cork extractors has lacked high-end devices, or even expensive waiter's friends.

Expensive gifts to friends were customary, including gold cufflinks "worth thousands of dollars," and sets of fountain pens, he said.

Perhaps the biggest disappointment of the holiday season, the most anxiously awaited guest who did not show up, was Bill Clinton, who frequently came to the Argosy during the weeks before Christmas to buy expensive gifts for friends.

Nevertheless, when you have suits as expensive and lobbyist friends as numerous as Boehner, it's no longer really appropriate to start weeping on TV about your humble roots.