Sentence examples for expensive shades from inspiring English sources

He was nicely, if casually, dressed, with expensive shades and a deeply impressive mop of black hair.

He wears a micro-beard under his bottom lip, a black New York Yankees cap, and expensive shades.

The telltale Secret Service signs were there: the earpiece back to central command and the expensive shades.

James said he tore the sign off the man, breaking his sunglasses — but then got a pair of expensive shades from his locker and returned to apologize.

To my right, a thin woman in pearls and expensive shades of beige is laughing at something her companion has said, all the while pushing salad leaves from one side of her plate to another.

The building was repainted in an expensive shade of blue which was fashionable at the time.

Like most expensive sunglasses, Oakley shades will be made of nice materials.

Ultimately, £35 for canapes, four set courses and coffee, felt a shade expensive, but Edwina's chicken liver pâté was terrific.

What opponents say they do not want is for the street, which has been an incubator for pioneering arts and social movements, to be turned into another Manhattan cookie-cutter strip with expensive shops and shaded by skyscrapers.

Breakfast, £3.50-£8, lighter dishes from £6, mains from £8. 43 Clarence Drive, 0141-341 6633, thehyndlandfOnecofuk One of those new wavers taking proper pride in what it does (frying to order, homemade pies and sauces), Old Salty's is a shade expensive by chip shop standards, but worth every penny.

But those custom shades are expensive, and – unless an owner is willing to bear the hassle and potential for depreciation from repainting – permanent.