Sentence examples for release expensive from inspiring English sources

Now, plenty of distilleries release expensive, limited-edition bottlings.

However, the presence of these compounds in plant exudates raised the question as to why a plant would release expensive metabolites.

Meanwhile, Chance argued with Murphy, who had been releasing expensive players from the Cubs in an effort to save the team money.

Now it is whether National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) has decided to release an expensive drug for NHS use.

In a way, Mr. Eisner said, it is strange to be talking about this resurgent cost-cutting philosophy at a time when the studio is preparing to release an expensive blockbuster like "Pearl Harbor," which seems like an anomaly among the smaller, cheaper films that make up the bulk of the Disney slate.

Analysts are worried about GoPro's core business of action cameras as more and more companies release less expensive options.

Like Chicago, it is in economic thrall to an alliance of machine politicians and public-sector unions that show no signs of releasing their expensive grip.

There is also a Latin American equivalent, the Copa Libertadores, as well as competitions organised by the football federations in Central and North America, Asia, Oceania and Africa.Football clubs dislike releasing their expensive charges to play for their national sides, but they have no choice.

Nokia released an expensive crappy QWERTY slider this year, too.

It looks like Giroptic is following GoPro's playbook by releasing an expensive camera to everyone who is interested.

But since early last year, top manufacturers like Canon, Casio, Olympus, Panasonic and Sony have been releasing less-expensive digital cameras (known as compacts and point-and-shoots) that are integrated with GPS, combining the geo-tagging technology of a typical cell-phone camera with the superior picture-taking quality of a full-function compact.