Príklady dearly

• The depression had cost workers dearly.

• People who have to become refugees will pay dearly for the proposal we are discussing now.

• No one values his wretched life - perhaps made too wretched - more dearly than the abstract honour of the homeland.

• Defending our dearly bought freedom demands unflagging determination and tough, coordinated measures.

• Enlargement to the east can be financed; not to take the risk would cost us more dearly.

• Surely the paradox is that many families in this country would dearly love to adopt those children and provide homes for them.

• Feudal documentation gives rise to much unnecessary and costly work for lawyers, which costs affected citizens quite dearly.

• The country has had to pay very sorely and dearly for this delay in bringing on those requisite measures.

• There is a line of argument that the provisions will cost water companies dearly.

• No one can be impartial in such a matter: each man brings to the problem his own convictions, and sometimes his most dearly held convictions.

• You are destroying it on those very subjects on which men feel most dearly.

• Even if they got it, if they lived on the fringe of a county borough area they had to pay dearly for it.

• I would dearly love to follow him into his interesting and philosophical considerations of the problems of devolution.

• He dearly loves to be in a minority of one.

• Even the demonstration of the utter futility of their political and economic doctrines will be dearly bought at such a price.