Sentence examples for some sort of expensive from inspiring English sources

Noka is some sort of expensive chocolate brand that costs about $2,080 per pound, a considerable investment for something that your body will eventually process into solid waste.

Are they using some sort of super-expensive, high-intensity light bulbs?

In an interview with Guardian Australia, Chalmers said Labor retained concerns about the government's super policies, and he said the opposition would prefer the changes be the subject of an independent review, "but at the end of the day, [the government's proposals] might be the best opportunity to get some sort of resolution on those very expensive tax breaks at the top end of the super system".

After all, isn't there some sort of upper limit to the number of expensive polo shirts a person can feasibly own?

"That sort of expensive detailing is pure nonsense," he told me.

There are the perennials, like Scaasi, Adolfo, Pauline Trigere and Bob Mackie, who are all continuing to turn out the sort of expensive, glamorous clothes they always do.

Udon noodles with mushrooms and asparagus were the best part of the roasted lobster dish, which, at $29, makes them sort of expensive for noodles.

The sort of (expensive and time-consuming) journalism Nick Davies does is threatened in many news organisations by the quite understandable need to cut costs.

That outcome could lead to the same sort of expensive and unpredictable cascade of debt obligations throughout the financial system that endangered the banking system during the American subprime real estate collapse a few years ago.

Yet the positive experience he and his wife have had of day care is mostly limited to the sort of expensive day-care centers in which his child is enrolled.

He probably doesn't need the sort of expensive and highly visible protection afforded to Tony Blair in his London house, but that is for the police and not us or Mr Griffin to assess.