Sentence examples for tiny expensive from inspiring English sources

Their tiny, expensive homes lack larders for storing unused baking ingredients from year to year.

So it's not surprising when she takes a lucrative gig serving dinner at a very private black-tie gentlemen's affair dressed in tiny, expensive lingerie.

Ms. Sorokina said that despite the tiny, expensive apartment, she is glad to live in New York because it has the best doctors in the world.

Thus, this argument goes, the Japanese have been stuck with tiny, expensive homes in overcrowded neighborhoods, high prices for consumer goods and few affordable options for day care for children or the elderly, which meant women had to remain homemakers to care for both their children and their parents.

Today, there is a tiny and expensive market in pre-ban absinthe.

Instead, she uses her own life to examine the everyday niggles of everyday womanhood – hair removal, getting fat, tiny pants, expensive handbags – as well as the big stuff such as work, marriage and kids.

Increasingly Roman order was dependent on a tiny and expensive elite of mobile shock forces -- their high-tech expeditionary forces.

Having corners instead of rounded edges, a tiny house is expensive to tow; it is not a practical substitute for a mobile home.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 11.16pm GMT David Lengel: Man on the Scene Fenway Park: It's expensive, tiny and has way too many obstructed seats.

Tiny, choice and expensive ($14 for five small bites), the dainty salmon rollups were plated with thin slices of pickled pearl onion and dollops of mild mustard and dilled sour cream.

Small start-up tech companies have become known for renting tiny offices in expensive loft areas, and providing employees a less structured work space — often without even a traditional desk.