“splurge on”簡單造句，splurge on造句子

I'm confident that there's enough in the bank for a splurge on a great pair of shoes.

You can wear the same great glasses every day, so you get the most bang for your buck when you splurge on them.

The more so, the more fascinating the Inn was, the first thing the rich and powerful did when they became famous was to go to the Inn and splurge on it.

We'll splurge on a trip in France next year.

One day she decided to splurge on horse-jumping lessons at a local riding stable.

Though nationwide spending has slowed on fears of a slumping economy, this set is continuing to splurge on pricey home improvements, wine and spirits, cars and clothes.

In the current cycle, there has been no big splurge on business investment-indeed, judging by the latest data on America's durable-goods orders, it might even be weakening.

The British government's splurge on children is based on the hope that they are.

Why do we splurge on a lavish meal but cut coupons to save twenty-five cents on a can of soup?

Imported foreign products dominate the high end of the market because beauty products tend to cost less than luxury fashion items, so women are willing to splurge on them.

I used to splurge on everything and have four closets for clothes, two for accessories and three for shoes.

Whatever Britain eventually decides to splurge on-be it more Typhoon jet fighters, aircraft carriers or armoured cars-bae is likely to be a key supplier.

When he has saved up again, he plans to splurge on a digital camera or flat-screen TV.

You could also splurge on thick plump pillows on a wrought iron love seat.

Impulse buys can be a waste of money — especially if you splurge on a pair of black pants, only to see your ten other pairs when you get home.

Save up some cash and splurge on that amazing purchase or take some unpaid time off.

A splurge on signings would only make sense if it was calculated that the disaffection of fans was liable to be even more costly.

For a faster face-saver, splurge on laser treatments or the new eMatrix, which uses radio frequencies to accelerate the skin’s own spot-fading, healing process.