Examples of 'expensive today' in a sentence
Meaning of "expensive today"
expensive today: Indicates that something is costly on this particular day
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expensive today
Having a baby can be very expensive today.
We know how expensive today is living.
Being human is a luxury that is extremely expensive today.
Lobster is expensive today.
Cleaner vehicles and the intelligent cars are more expensive today.
Touring is expensive today.
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Time is expensive today.
There is no doubt that equities are expensive today.
Solar is expensive today.
It's sad that the leather jackets are so expensive today.
Gasoline is less expensive today than it was thirty five years ago.
State schools are very expensive today.
Think food is more expensive today than in the past?
I will not comment on value for money, I find it too expensive today.
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Yes, it is expensive today.
Honey, I would like to go to dinner some place expensive today.
It 's a little more expensive today A hundred bucks a day?
The grapes are so expensive today.
Teenagers are very expensive today.
But they are still expensive today.
Tennis is however very expensive today.
Cell phones are really expensive today.
Give me something expensive today.
Homes are more expensive today.
Raising a child is expensive today.
Do you think the carrots will be as expensive today as they were yesterday?
A street full of flood-ruined automobiles is far more expensive today than in the past.
It 's a bit more expensive today.
It is however, very expensive today.
Because … it 's very expensive today.
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