Sentence examples for pricey in from inspiring English sources

Restaurants are pricey in Copenhagen?

That may reflect falling income levels (alcohol is notoriously pricey in Iceland).

I don't even have a garage or a basement; those things are pricey in north London.

Not only did the bank's forward guidance have little impact on bond yields, many on its rate-setting committee thought sterling too pricey in mid-2013 and expected it to fall, not rise.

In the course of the debate, Leggett accepted Monbiot's £100 bet that Leggett's prediction that solar photovoltaic electricity in homes will be no more pricey in 2013 than "conventional" electricity will turn out to be wrong.

That's pricey in dollar terms, but it still trades at only seven times trailing earnings.

Forget conspiracy theories about the airlines making too much money out of forcing passengers to use those pricey in-flight phone services, such as GTE's Airphone, found in the back of seats or incorporated into entertainment controllers.

The pricey in-house restaurant reels in plenty of Porto urbanites on weekends - it's one of the most renowned in the area - but plenty of fresh catch is served up cheap around the port area, and in the old town during its weekly Friday markets.

Those are clearly jabs at the $1.99 Camera+, and Photoshop Express' pricey in-app purchases.

That means you can forget pricey in-flight WiFi and get your media squared away before you leave home.

That analysis led to the conclusion that foreign investors own 8 out of every 100 apartments in pricey areas in downtown Vancouver.