Sentence examples for most pricey from inspiring English sources
"most pricey" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is used to describe something that is very expensive. For example, "This dress is the most pricey item in the store."
Chemistry texts tend to be the most pricey.
The Lands' End Flurry boots weren't the most pricey by any means but were favourites with both parents and kids.
Courchevel has become France's most pricey ski resort thanks largely to the influx of rich Russians; properties regularly change hands there for millions of euros.
As lobbyists with platinum credit cards have canceled their standing dinner reservations, the most pricey restaurants have gone begging for customers.
Anime is put to much better cross-cultural use in The Animatrix, commissioned by the Wachowskis as what we can only assume to be one of the most pricey and creative marketing gimmicks of all time.
Jack's new friends imagine themselves as hippie aesthetes, but their credentials as counterculture radicals are rather undercut by the fact most seem to be living on Mummy and Daddy's money in one of the most pricey cities on the planet.
He expects the cost of PEM fuel cells soon to be competitive with a range of alternative technologies, from coal to gas-fired generation.Although the first generating products are already on the market, most are pricey and specialised.
Our wine columnist Nick Passmore has labored mightily in the vineyards of the booze business for years and has come up with a plethora of recommendations, from top tequilas and saucy gins to awesome Australian wines and, most recently, pricey if astonishing champagnes.
The most popular and pricey resort is Whistler, which boasts a new gondola linking the Whistler and Blackcomb peaks.
C.V. Travel (www.cvtravel.co.uk), a British agency, rents some of the most coveted and pricey properties in the South of France.
Bikers without helmets tend to be the most damaged and pricey patients in hospitals; fewer than a third ever work again.
