Sentence examples for intense expensive from inspiring English sources
He's generous because he has a production team purchasing intense, expensive experiences for your dates.
For months, the campaign here had been intense, expensive and, by Indiana standards, mean.
"The $70 million investigation of President Clinton from '94 to 2001 was intense, expensive, partisan and long".
At its height, syrah makes powerful, intense, expensive wines that are complex and long-lasting, like those from Hermitage and Côte Rôtie.
But now the Republican majority is down to a single seat, provoking the most intense, expensive and sweeping campaign in years.
In 1998, when Schumer challenged Al D'Amato in one of the most intense, expensive Senate races in history, Clinton came to New York repeatedly to stump for Schumer.
But the Jets' efforts are equally intense, and expensive.
The resulting wine, eszencia, is almost excruciatingly intense, wildly expensive and rarely seen.
The intense and expensive lobbying campaign worked with many, and the prince was lauded from Boston to San Francisco.
As a result, these individuals' conditions deteriorate — frequently leading to more intense, more expensive services, hospital or nursing home care".
The training is intense and expensive, social workers are overworked and underpaid, and there is a special kind of hate reserved for social workers by the general public.
