Sentence examples for expensive stops from inspiring English sources

All this is a process that is expensive, stops people getting on with frontline jobs, and puts our personal data at risk.

Traditional repairs of welding and bolting can be intrusive, causing expensive stops of operation due to fire hazards etc.

It has proved to be an expensive stop-gap, one that seems to have come simply to a stop instead.

Munich's most expensive stop to live near is Marienplatz where an average one-bed flat will rent for 1,339 euros (£1,013) a month.

If it wasn't for Leon and his glasses, this might have been the most expensive "stop and chat" of all time.

Originally this group said it would give houses to needy veterans but, finding real estate expensive, stopped after five and shifted toward more efforts to find jobs.

The most expensive, one-stop service covers the distance in less than five hours.

"It's more expensive to stop building in midstream than it is to continue," he added.

"If people unconsciously start to think that tickets to a West End show are expensive, they stop thinking about going," he added.

He and Chloe (the girl) spent a long and expensive evening, stopping first for drinks, then dinner and afterwards at a night club.

Flocks of journalists in expensive raincoats stop passengers arriving in the train station, combing crowds for signs of crew members' families.