Sentence examples for expensive make from inspiring English sources

When I got there it was just Steve in the big, empty rotunda of his house – there was no furniture – sitting behind a Bösendorfer (a particularly expensive make of piano).

A smart TV can cost upwards of $200 or more than a more basic set, and that might not even give you a significantly better screen than a less expensive make.

Pens are a commodity item that have been elevated to a collector's item and item of obsession, on par with high-end watches in terms of items that are very expensive, make little sense to outsiders, and can be either garish or beautiful (or, if you're Sylvester Stallone, both).

Harsh chemicals comprise many of our household cleaners, and if you think organic cleaners are expensive, make your own here.

If the clothes are too expensive, make some yourself!

This could be expensive make up, perfume, iPhone.

This would be a massively expensive make-work programme for the existing and future workforces at Barrow shipyard, and the manufacturing supply chain, serving no purpose other than appeasing his trade union backers, who themselves, after decades resisting defence diversification, ought now to wake up to its merits for their members.

What is available, though, is expensive, making it prohibitive for many merchants, especially those that do not sell luxury goods.

The Toyota Camry, which is more expensive, makes up about 4percentt of Southern California sales, but less than 3percentt in Northern California.

Relocating workers, while expensive, makes sense as record revenues are flowing in from places other than Wall Street.

Railway experts have debated for years whether or not less expensive make-do-and-mend strategies including Rail Package Two could deliver a safe, efficient and affordable alternative to the big bang of high-speed rail.