Sentence examples for expensive shore from inspiring English sources

"We have done 10,000 miles in Maserati without the continual cost of hauling out the boat and giving it to an expensive shore crew to fix.

Imposing and expensive lake-shore estates are a rare commodity; most of the houses being sold are in the hills away from the lake and priced from $300,000 to $800,000.

The fear she expressed is that we should have so much cheap onshore wind that companies would no longer want to invest in more expensive off-shore, tidal and other renewables still being developed.

The width of the Saint Lawrence River has made the construction of fixed links to the south shore expensive and difficult.

These systems are still roughly twice as expensive as near-shore opennet pens, but just as the salmon farming industry led to innovations that made near-shore systems cost-effective, the same opportunity exists for offshore farms.

There seems to be no way around the expensive business of shoring up Pier A and the walkway, but Ms. Zimmer said she held out hope for state and federal aid.

You don't have to leave the U.S. to escape the jam-packed shores, expensive bars, and drunken debauchery.

Ken Baum, who lives in Potomac, Md., and works in Washington, recalled looking for a place that was quieter than the increasingly popular Deep Creek Lake in far eastern Maryland and less expensive than the Maryland shore.

Therefore, rentals are getting more expensive as wealthy off shore buyers, local speculators and some very naïve buyers, are driving the real estate housing prices through the roof.

Governments are unconvincingly shoring up expensive welfare states that have failed to match their promise.

The southern shore is less expensive; there, a large home with views starts at $390,000.