Sentence examples for expensive pass from inspiring English sources

Beginning Jan . 1 rail travelers in Europe will be able to use a less expensive pass for shorter periods than the traditional Eurailpass.

Another advantage of staying in a satellite resort is that many have their own lift pass, so some days you can stay local and not bother buying a more expensive pass for the entire network.

The proposal by Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, is an expensive pass-along that will burden local and federal governments and the children of aging parents.

Even those people who had bought expensive passes for the entire festival — supposedly good for entry at any show — were being turned away.

More expensive passes offer perks including dinners cooked by notable Napa Valley chefs, access to celebrity tributes and red carpet premieres, along with a steady supply of prescreen pourings.

And while a one-day lift ticket on a weekend can cost more than $60, the most expensive day pass at these areas is the $25 weekend fee at the Mohonk Mountain House ski trails in New Paltz, N.Y.

As taster menus and expensive wines pass their lips over the course of six episodes, we get more insight into the mindsets of these two comics, who have made their names playing characters very different from their real personalities.

Senate Republicans offered a compromise to the House today intended to end the stalemate blocking an expansion of the child tax credit to low-income families, but Democrats said the proposal's benefits for wealthier families were too expensive to pass.

In my experience, some of the best gains on a rebound are seen in high-growth stocks that are usually too expensive to pass our valuation requirements.

Bills, scissors and expensive transit passes went missing.

As will be shown in Section 7, the shared relay achieves much of the capacity gain of base station coordination without the need for expensive information-passing between distributed base stations.