dearly造句

The amber necklace costs dearly.

A Sri Lankan newsman pays dearly.

His "dearly beloved" eldest of the "dearly beloved" children is a hard-working executive in a manufacturing firm down South.

I love you dearly. Happy birthday to you.

History, the nation and the people will make Kim Young Sam pay dearly for his treacheries.

I should dearly love to embrace my former friends at this moment.

The rulers of the new state dearly wished to be rid of their non-Jews.

Well! Poor child, you may say that you had a father who loved you dearly!

Charles Darwin may have paid dearly for his legendary voyage on the HMS Beagle. He sacrificed his health.

The habit has invaded every nook and cranny of our lives, sparing no-one, and costing us dearly.

Once a couple of celebrities die, there is great pressure to elevate another dearly departed to the pantheon.

Observers question whether the market can continue to generate such returns and wonder if investors are paying too dearly for corporate bonds that still have risks.

“I certainly don’t see myself growing older, fatter and grumpier in the front row, which a lot of my dearly beloved colleagues tend to do, ” he said.

If you will let me have her, she shall be treated with the greatest honour and respect as one dearly beloved.

I dearly hope you don't copy and paste the included script without at least thinking about breaking it into template pieces and refactoring it.

In a speech to French mayors, the President urged strikers to reconsider continuing their walkout that has cost the country so dearly.

The reasons of his flee sons' Indolence and tediocrity are: Frist is love dearly and no education; Second is no press and standard so to lack of virtue and ability; Third is the lack substance support about learning.

There were once a brother and sister who loved each other dearly; their mother was dead, and their father had married again a woman who was most unkind and cruel to them.