Sentence examples for expensive play from inspiring English sources
It's like a very expensive play".
Some fear that Heckmann will make an expensive play for Rossignol, the ski, tennis and golf company that is shopping itself.
As someone who's done expensive play testing of the Analogue Nt Mini, I can attest to the care the company takes in making sure when they say it'll work with all games, it will indeed.
The usual explanation is that hockey is an expensive sport to play and stage.
Economists have also pointed out that other factors, such as high administrative costs and expensive technology, play a greater role in exorbitant costs than overuse.
But in the United States, the rise of travel teams and training camps and the decrease in available free space have made the game more expensive to play.
Joyful and well-conceived meals from expensive ingredients play along here with a four-sommelier-guided wine list and the setting of the Grounds for Sculpture.
It can be expensive to play along with Mr. Slover (a couple glasses of a 1968 Vallana he just happened to have open one night was $148 to the house).
With the boom in the popularity of the game in Japan after World War II, players came to be numbered in the thousands, despite the fact that the shortage of open land made the game enormously expensive to play.
