Sentence examples for expensive renting from inspiring English sources
He added: "The housing is expensive; renting is expensive as well.
If buying a botnet is too expensive, renting one for an hour can cost as little as £1.20 ($2), and sending a million emails out via it would cost about £6.
Though mainframe hardware is expensive, renting the use of these big machines with free Linux software can be cheaper than buying a network of Windows servers 25% to 30% cheaper, in the experience of Paul Mercurio, chief information officer at Mobil Travel Guide in Park Ridge, Ill.
It's almost always more expensive renting a car from the airport versus picking it up in town.
"First, SoHo has the most expensive rents on the planet.
Predictably, London is the area with the most expensive rents overall, averaging £157.48 a week.
How will we be able to afford such expensive rent in London?
The suite, one of the Plaza's most expensive, rents from $2,850 to $3,250 a night.
Fixed costs are high because of the area's expensive rents.
Stephen A. Wynn, the Las Vegas casino impresario, and his wife, Elaine, may have the most expensive rent-stabilized home in the country.
As a result, the chains are opening more stores and negotiating less expensive rents in better shopping centers.
