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A bit pricey perhaps but they're very good value for money.

They're a little on the pricey side, but well worth the cost.

And pricey examples of their work are here in force.

To some, the effort to go pricey has its limits.

It may be pricey but it's the best value in town.

These can be hailed in the street, but are pricey.

But what is considered reasonable one year can become pricey the next.

Also, because the lessons are so pricey, I've had to watch the cost.

These places can be pricey, and how much relief they provide is an open question.

The far less pricey 2001 held it own against its sibling.

And there are several less pricey antiques shows around the city.

The club will try to move him, but his pricey contract makes it difficult.

It's a bit pricey for just two people, especially when the car seats 4-6.

"Of course, when you've got ten men for every woman, the market gets a bit pricey."

The pricey pair he'd bought for no reason other than he wanted them.

They had left their car in a pricey garage nearby.

The wine list is good and unusual if a little pricey.

It could be a joint development or a pricey investment by a third party.

I guess the criticism has been that it's on the pricey side.

Most items are also very pricey, in these lean times and all.

Bikes are a big interest of mine and they can be pricey.

As you say, though, they're still a bit pricey if you're on a tight budget.

But one such window is an extremely pricey item, never mind four.

Even with the two of us sharing the cost, a tour would be a bit pricey.

"It's pricey but we think we're getting value for our money."

So they're much pricier, but they probably have the same problem.

A bit better than average fast food, a deal pricier.

Pricier than the north coast but far more value for your money.

It may have been one of the priciest fish ever caught.

The more of the weekend you want on film, the pricier it will be.

A new and pricier menu will go into effect on July 15.

At 47 times earnings, it was the priciest drug stock.

Tickets are pricier the further from the stage you sit.

So what if the priciest wines should be kept cool and in the dark?

In London, she rented some of the priciest office space available.

The agent's partner could show them a different, pricier, place.

But there were often only two serious contenders for some of the priciest works.

I settled for a pricier suite in the back garden area.

At the pricier end, however, the trend is in the opposite direction.

"They may be a little pricier than a chocolate cake, but the idea's the same."

The pricier ones are mostly on the bluffs above the town.

Very pricy too, think about it before you go.

His put some little vents in the doors, but they're not very pricy.

Also, this parking thing can cause problems locally if they're too pricy.

The 1.6 was added during 1987, complementing the pricier 1.8.

Running for Senate was even pricier, with an average cost in 2006 of $8.8 million.

Finally, the data was sorted by state to identify the priciest markets in each one.

Only the ladies dancing were pricier, and that's because they received a pay raise.

Pricier models do not necessarily provide a better picture, but they offer additional features.

They're pricier than you'll find in the supermarket but the boxes make good gifts.