Sentence examples for more expensive machine from inspiring English sources

Styled to resemble Kawasaki's big-bore sport bikes with a full-coverage racing-style fairing and twin mufflers, it can easily be mistaken for a much bigger and more expensive machine.

He scribbled out some graphics, like "Ready to Lead," which he handed over to Bryan, who had now taken control of the commercial to edit it on a superior and -- at $500 an hour -- more expensive machine.

Don't let the number and variety of stitches persuade you to purchase a more expensive machine.

Neither of the two more expensive machines is shipped with the ViaVoice software.

But once buyers get older, and are able to afford more expensive machines, Mr. Hodges said, they are happy to leave the stick behind.

Though the Camaro ZL1 is a relatively inexpensive way to join the sub-12-second quarter-mile club, a number of more exotic, and more expensive, machines make quicker work of the challenge.

The machines, with names like Home Café, Senseo and Tassimo, will compete against lower-priced automatic-drip devices as well as more expensive machines, typically imported, that specialize in espresso.

That meant bigger, more powerful and more expensive machines, like the LHC, which smashes together protons travelling in opposite directions in a circular tunnel 27km (17 miles) in circumference.To complicate matters, the Standard Model is non-committal about what a Higgs should weigh, so physicists had to look across a broad range of possible masses.

It builds and designs low-end ultrasound machines for export to poorer countries that cannot afford the more expensive machines.

Canine refers to these more expensive machines as 'mainframe' machines – or computers that existed before the PC came about.

This physics is important to larger and much more expensive machines, including accelerator systems for the study High Energy Density Physics and Heavy Ion Fusion.