Sentence examples for expensive job from inspiring English sources

It's a big, expensive job.

This is an expensive job".

I assumed it was an arduous and expensive job.

"It was a very expensive job to put in the sidewalks afterward," Mr. Derubeuis said.

[C6.] The Science of Voter Turnout Getting out the vote is an expensive job.

Mr. Singer was instead required merely to patch the parts of the facade that needed repair — a significantly less expensive job.

That partly explains the lack of any new expensive job-creation program yet from President Obama.

"If enhanced co-operation can be used by others to create expensive job-destroying ideas like a financial transaction tax, why don't we think about using it for job-creating measures that others oppose?" Britain did not oppose measures required to stabilise the single currency, such as banking union and new mechanisms to bail out eurozone banks, said Mr Osborne.

That will amount to the world's most expensive jobs program.

Those companies performed some of the nation's most sensitive and expensive jobs, cleaning up highly toxic waste from nuclear weapons factories.

Johnny Menzies offered, "We want to be able to vote, to have expensive jobs, to live in fancy houses, to have everything the white man has".