Sentence examples for keep expensive from inspiring English sources
One solution is to keep expensive projector bulbs turned up high to help eyes adjust.
Firms, like film studios, are increasingly unwilling to keep expensive teams together between projects.
The coffee federation hopes that such innovation will allow growers to keep expensive Arabica coffee on American tables.
"Democrats and moderate Republicans have decided they would rather keep expensive entitlements than rebuild our military after two exhausting ground wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and turn our focus to the security challenges of East Asia," he wrote.
Voters also want to keep expensive entitlements and are hoping Republicans can reverse cuts to the Medicare program and extend the Bush tax cuts set to expire at year's end.
But driven by rising oil demand and a need to keep expensive oil imports in check, China will eventually need to develop its own oil sands, heavy oil and shale oil, using the expertise gained from Canada.
If I keep the expensive ball on the tee, I'm showing confidence in myself.
"There is no V.I.P. area, and no special section where I keep the expensive dresses," he said.
The way to keep relatively expensive AIDS treatment from crowding out prevention is to give enough money to do both.
By 2001, Ulm was back in third division and insolvent, virtually bankrupted by the decision to keep on expensive players.
He said that New York could no longer afford to keep hugely expensive but unneeded facilities open to serve as "an employment program" for upstate residents.
