- expense
- 01. Whenever we go skiing, we try to go in a group, so we can share [expenses] such as transportation, accommodation and food.02. Some couples count all their [expenses] to make sure that each person pays his portion.03. Our household [expenses] have certainly increased since we bought our own house.04. Many British Columbia wines offer excellent quality at very little [expense].05. She is always [expensively]-dressed, and has excellent taste.06. There's a lot of [expensive] stereo equipment in here, so we'd better lock the door.07. She had to go to Osaka on business, so her company paid all her [expenses] for the trip.08. Derek Bok once remarked that if you think education is [expensive], try ignorance.09. A Brazilian proverb states that a wise man learns at the fool's [expense].10. Joe L. Griffith once remarked that good quality is cheap; it's poor quality that is [expensive].11. There is a Kikuyu proverb which states that peace is costly, but it is worth the [expense].12. Our [expenditures] for this month are much higher than usual, so our profits are down.13. To save money on your food bill at the grocery store, look down; less costly items are often on bottom shelves, whereas more [expensive] ones are placed at eye level.14. The world's most [expensive] food is saffron, which sells for as much as $2,000 per ounce!15. The human rights organization Amnesty International warns that in many countries, development is being pursued at the [expense] of human rights.16. Someone once joked that a vacation is a holiday from everything except [expenses].17. Industry is now realizing that everything that is recycled reduces the [expense] of buying raw materials.18. Someone once remarked that a smile is an [inexpensive] way to improve your looks.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.