Sentence examples for sad price from inspiring English sources

It's a sad price to pay for a war that didn't need to happen.

Yet mass shootings in the workplace, at school and at homes are taken as a given, a sad price to pay for our ability to own military-style guns.

It was a bit of a piss-take and I drove it down and he looked sad as the price fell.

It's now up almost 400% for the year but from a very sad year-end price.

From petrol purchases to energy bills to $4 avocados that break your heart when they're opened to reveal obscenely large stones and sad anaemic flesh, prices are overtaking wages by an urban mile in this country.

Don't part with your granny's ring easily That gold is at a new record high price makes sad reading.

El País praises "Hot Sur" as "a terrifying and sad mosaic of the price of the dreams of the contemporary world" that is "very critical of the system that raises walls to the detriment of millions of immigrants, but at the same is a celebration of life with the rhythm of a thriller".

(The intruder is sad Detroit. Its prices rose the least in the boom, and have fallen the most. They are now at an eight-year low).

The sad part is that the price of individual garments would not have to go up much — 1 percent to 3 percent, various estimates say — to provide a living wage and safer conditions for all those cutting and stitching what we wear.

"The price has doubled," sad Tracy Lee of dining service company Dishcrawl to the Blaze.

In a shop, you can act sad as well if the price is unreasonable, and they may ask if you would like to drive a bargain.