Sentence examples for the second most expensive from inspiring English sources

Vanilla is the second most expensive spice in the world.

The second most expensive ticket was for the Rangers-Flyers Winter Classic in January.

Almost a century later, Nu couché is the second most expensive painting ever sold.

Oxford was named as the second most expensive city, closely followed by Brighton.

A similar problem arose with the second most expensive Picasso in the sale, "Couple à la guitare".

At $11.28 million, the Jawlensky matched the middle estimate and became the second most expensive work sold on Tuesday.

Just down the street the owner of a sprawling classical style marble mansion is asking for $125 million, making it the second most-expensive home in America.

That is nearly $300,000 more than the second-most expensive, Chestnut Hill, Mass., the home of Boston College.

The Williamsburg-inspired windows that Ms. Acevedo insisted on turned out to be the second-most expensive item in the house, costing $3,800.

With the sale charge this brought up the bill to a stiff £9 million, or about $13.6 million, and made it the second-most expensive Rubens ever auctioned.

That would make it the second-most expensive in world history, trailing just behind America's of 2012, which cost $6 billion.