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The designer handbag was expensively priced.

She chose the expensively decorated hotel for her wedding.

The expensively furnished mansion had a stunning view of the ocean.

He always dresses expensively to impress his clients.

The expensively renovated restaurant attracted many customers.

The expensively imported car turned heads as it drove down the street.

She bought an expensively framed painting for her living room.

The expensively tailored suit fit him perfectly.

The expensively produced movie was a box office hit.

They dined at the expensively Michelin-starred restaurant for their anniversary.

It's been able to carry out space missions much less expensively than the U.S. government's agency.

The cameras are slick, the angles creative, the songs expensively licensed.

Their popularity could spread further, since it is now possible to make rubberised asphalt less expensively than the traditional sort.

The Graf Bismarck land was expensively reclaimed for housing and business investment, but rents are forbiddingly high.

Though expensively made for its time-it was shot in colour and on location-it still has plenty of flaws.

They are neither costly nor exotic, suggesting that luck is not something bought expensively or sought with difficulty.

Yes, the ambulance man was right; it was a body expensively cared for.

Her skin was tanned, and she was wearing expensively distressed jeans and suede boots.

His predecessor, Michael Eisner, expensively jettisoned possible replacements twice during his 21-year reign, before finally settling on Mr Iger.

Employers often balk at training staff because they might leave for rivals, taking their expensively gained skills with them.