Sentence examples for expensive work of from inspiring English sources

It was the most expensive work of the evening.

It will be the most expensive work of art ever created, costing between £8m and £10m.

It became the second most expensive work of the day at $16.88 million with the sale charge.

A half-million dollars in federal funds has helped cover the expensive work of monitoring and controlling the seawater chemistry.

The latter might even pay reduced fees that would be offset by the more established — and expensive — work of others.

The most expensive work of the week was a four-panel self-portrait from 1963-4, whith hithehe block at Christie's.

THREE months after the world's most expensive work of art was sold at auction in London the record has been broken again.

A painting that Picasso created in a single day in March 1932 became the most expensive work of art ever sold at auction on Tuesday night.

This is even more important than identifying enough rich buyers prepared to pay top prices for expensive works of art.

The medical center didn't start out intending to commission expensive works of art for the new children's hospital.

Two of the most expensive works of that season -- a Giacometti sculpture and a 1938 Picasso portrait -- were each estimated to fetch $16 million to $24 million.