Sentence examples for it got dear from inspiring English sources

When it got dear, he was buying oodles of it.

Here's the answer I got: Dear Mr. Downs, It was about your group in particular (not the AIA as a whole) and that overall for the last 12 months your group ran well.

Inspectors said that a GEOAmey custody officer was heard to say: "the only right you've got, dear, is the right to breathe".

Indeed, because earnings are stagnant and Nationwide's index is rising, houses actually got dearer in the second quarter of this year, with the UK ratio rising from 4.1 to 4.2 (in London, the ratio rose from 5.4 to 5.7).

The story goes that Dean complained of getting Dear's love letters, while Dear complained of getting Dean's bills.

Here's what I don't get, dear readers.

Extended valuations, new Internet stocks enjoying big gains, standards for corporate governance and stock-exchange listings declining, borrowed money getting dearer — maybe it's just me, but that's starting to sound familiar.

My dear Robyn, it got better.

Not only do those foods comfort me, more importantly, they get dearer every time I have it.

So shouldn't borrowing be getting dearer not cheaper?

"Life is getting dearer and dearer and people expect you to just carry on.