Sentence examples for mostly expensive from inspiring English sources

WINE LIST Mostly Italian, and mostly expensive.

WINE LIST Mostly Italian, mostly expensive and not especially creative.

The haircuts were mostly expensive, and the shoes peeking out below clean jeans were often of fine leather.

The real estate boom collapsed in 1997, leaving the country with an estimated 370,000 empty, mostly expensive, apartments.

WINE LIST Extensive, international and mostly expensive, with a concentration on France, dozens of bottles under $75 and well-chosen wines by the glass.

But phablets are (mostly) expensive, so which one is right for you, and do you really need to spend £600 or more?

But making MP3 portable has mostly required expensive players and solid-state memory cards.

Most Newarkers find it hard to get cheap good food, relying mostly on expensive corner shops for groceries.

WINE LIST Long, varied and mostly very expensive, but with some relatively merciful opportunities for the keen-eyed.

One welcome feature is a skid-control system, like those that had hitherto come mostly on expensive cars.

The fund is still staying away from high-growth technology stocks, which mostly remain expensive by traditional valuation measures even after their tumble over the last two months.