Sentence examples for extravagant pricing from inspiring English sources

Driven by the extravagant pricing of cult cabernets and a desire to keep up with Bordeaux, even mediocre Napa Valley cabernet sauvignons can cost more than $100.

They can afford to attend because classical events aren't nearly as expensive as most people assume, especially in comparison with the extravagant pricing schemes for élite pop acts.

Certainly the travelling support in Paris – already on anthem-booing terms with Uefa, and more recently appalled by the extravagant pricing policy for this tie – are more likely to be comforted by City's status as second favourites.

This was an extravagant price at a time in my life when extravagances were low on the priority list.

Occasionally, extravagant prices were paid here too.

Sotheby's led the race for extravagant prices.

Even so, two particularly extravagant prices deserved special attention.

As extravagant price after extravagant price earned rounds of applause from the audience, you had to wonder exactly what was being approved.

Blue-and-white by no means had the monopoly on extravagant prices.

Complaints of stuffiness, erratic food at extravagant prices and preferential treatment of regulars were commonplace.

Most of them are creaking under the extravagant prices they have paid to secure broadcast rights for sports—and some are trying to renegotiate these deals.