Sentence examples for will be pricey from inspiring English sources

The former will be pricey and may go down as too show-offy by half.

Voters strongly prefer the Obama version; but it will be pricey.

Even if the small reactor remains within estimated costs, it will be pricey, at least initially, next to subsidized wind and solar.

There will be pricey technology, like $8,000 satellite telephones capable of transmitting photos, that must be paid for from corporate news budgets already sapped by the advertising recession.

Still, in-demand events will be pricey.Men's gold medal hockey tickets start at $350, and tickets for the opening and closing ceremonies will range from $175 to $1,100.

But tackling global emissions on such a massive scale will be pricey, the report finds.

Experts predict that fares to Europe will be pricier this year than in the recent past.

Not only do holidays become more expensive, but imports will be pricier too, and push up inflation.

Post-Brexit Brits will still want to take holidays in the Med, even if they know that eurozone-land will be pricier.

Bows made from exotic African hardwoods will be pricier than those made from walnut or another common wood, for example.

Any lodging in Teton Village will be pricier then staying in the Town of Jackson, but for people who's priorities lie in having ski in/ski out access...it is where you want to stay.