pretty penny

They would be worth a pretty penny to the right person.

Getting a good night's sleep can cost a pretty penny.

Now that must have cost a pretty penny, don't you think?

You see, it cost me a pretty penny to stage.

The suit must have set him back a pretty penny.

It will be a pretty penny if they go on playing like this.

As a result, they will be able to earn a pretty penny when the government wants to buy them back.

Luke would give a pretty penny to know for sure that they were in town.

I also sold my house in Paris, which made a pretty penny.

Your beautiful, little newborn might cost you a pretty penny.

I bet it cost them a pretty penny, that search.

He'd paid a pretty penny for it, back when such things mattered.

He'd give a pretty penny to know what Dewitt was looking for.

I suspect the infrastructure for that would cost a pretty penny.

For most lawyers, the chance to serve justice - and one's country - is worth a pretty penny.

Cost a pretty penny, but worth every bit of it."

Bill: And a pretty penny it cost us when he rented the 'pub.

I cleaned up a pretty penny and earned five pounds.

As the gardener had predicted, it all cost a pretty penny.

That should have brought you in a pretty penny.

Added up, all these domestic perks amount to a pretty penny.

Players flock to Identity because a lucky night can be worth a pretty penny.

Prints of their paintings also earned them a pretty penny.

This was an opportunity to turn a pretty penny.

Receiving quality care costs quite the pretty penny, whether you're insured or not.