Sentence examples for expensive views from inspiring English sources

"Central Park is the most expensive view," Frederick W. Peters, the president of Ashforth Warburg Associates, said, and the most expensive views of it are from Fifth Avenue.

At the end of the curving esplanade, the jagged form of a new yacht club, designed by shape-making American architect Steven Holl, juts out into the bay, topped with apartments that boast some of the most expensive views in the Middle East.

The residents of the Bennelong building enjoy the single most expensive views in Sydney.

And expensive viewing, if you're Wasps.

The options tend to get cheaper as you head east and lose the expensive view.

MONTE CARLO — Fewer people than usual occupied the expensive viewing perches on the yachts in the harbor and the terraces of the luxury apartments overlooking the race through the streets of this principality on the Mediterranean on Sunday.

But the most desirable, and therefore most expensive, view, they say, is not of the sea, but an estuary.

It is the political equivalent of corporate entertaining, only with a more expensive tent.Foreigners' views of Britain have changed surprisingly little since the 1950s, when it was backing out of empire and giving up on hats.

And they have embraced wind energy, which now supplies 18percentt of Denmark's electricity, while some prominent American greens oppose wind-power projects because the windmills interfere with expensive beachfront views.

Developed by the Hong Kong-based company Knight Dragon, the project falls short of the Royal Borough of Greenwich's planning policy, providing just 21% affordable housing – all marshalled to the back end of the site, away from the expensive river views.

"Especially with more expensive items, views and impressions are a necessary part of building the brand awareness that leads to a sale," said Eller.