Sentence examples for more expensive around from inspiring English sources

And the city's becoming more expensive around them".

It documents how television ads got far more expensive around election time.

The Pro will be heavier (two pounds), thicker (half an inch) and much more expensive (around $1,000).

Compare its sandwiches with those of Boots: Pret's are of course more expensive – around £3 apiece instead of £2 – but often taste more than 50% better.

They are often more expensive around Valentine's Day, but Americans can often still buy a bouquet of a dozen red roses this week for less than $20.

called on China to help global growth by letting the currency appreciate more rapidly, which would make Chinese goods more expensive around the world and give a break to competing manufacturers.

A burr grinder engineered for espresso is even more expensive, starting at around $300.

Bigger can be more expensive to move around and you may be limited to only certain campgrounds by having too large an RV.

Charges vary from building to building, he said, with the average for a one-bedroom in a more expensive building around $650 a month, and the average for a two-bedroom around $900 a month.

That means tougher, more expensive races around the country for Republicans.

Hiring a plane and pilot to shoot aerial images is much more expensive, costing around $2 to $4 per acre, Michael said.