Sentence examples for expensive object from inspiring English sources

Whether the ISS, the most expensive object ever built, is worth $100bn is a contentious issue.

After a home, this is the most expensive object a typical family buys.

This is much more like looking at a strange, beautiful and very expensive object behind glass in a museum.

While an Aston Martin is still an obscure and expensive object of desire, Jaguar's turnaround shows what Ford can achieve.

The nonlinearity is then approximated by a Flame Double Input Describing Function (FDIDF), which is a more expensive object to calculate than the FDF, but contains more information about the nonlinear response.

The plant, to be paid for by UK energy customers, could cost them £37bn and is a leading contender for the most expensive object ever built on the face of the Earth.

Higher-quality (i.e., more expensive) objects more efficiently address Sim needs.

"It's not about bling or expensive objects," Mr. Hage said.

The most expensive objects he's bought are a pair of contemporary surrealist paintings by the Washington State artist Robert Helm.

She referred to the validation of less expensive objects by selling them next to more expensive ones as "mixing sows' ears with silk purses".

LONDON — There will be more expensive objects on show in Milan this week, and lots of bigger, showier and technologically savvier ones too.