| Once back into the show cave section we moved swiftly along the walkways, exiting the cave in relative luxury. |
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| The RX400h wafts along in leather and wood-bound luxury with the kind of equipment specification you expect of a luxury car. |
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| I did however treat myself to the luxury of some powdered milk and it has revolutionised my evening cup of tea. |
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| After all, Yitro enjoyed a high position in Midyan and was living in comfort and luxury. |
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| Discover a world of comfort and luxury, traveling in the company of women with Olivia. |
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| Even when the setting is warm and inviting the appeal of stripping away comfort and luxury seems dubious. |
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| While luxury gives us comfort, we should realize that this is not sustainable. |
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| This seems a small price for a swindler to pay for enjoying a life of luxury at the expense of the small business community. |
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| The atmosphere throughout is one of understated elegance and the highest standards of comfort and luxury. |
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| It enabled her to keep her family in comfort and enough luxury to feel a part of the American dream. |
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| For a start it seats 14 more than the previous plane, and offers a better level of comfort and luxury. |
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| A brief survey of the royal apartment leaves nothing to the imagination for royal comfort and luxury. |
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| You have stepped into sheer luxury with spacious and comfortable accommodations. |
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| By 2000, Pringle had reinvented the twinset again as a sleek, modern garment, a symbol of comfort and luxury. |
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| But when it comes to real luxury and real comfort the newer air mattresses of today have no peers. |
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| I opened the door and went in, still struck by the sheer comfort and luxury of the room. |
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| He knew passengers desired luxury and comfort when travelling even short distances. |
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| I admit from the start that you could argue that this is not real luxury but a kind of ersatz variety, punk luxe, and maybe you would be correct. |
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| There were large exotic trees and open spaces around the few houses, each competing with the other, in design, elegance and luxury. |
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| Pottery and dyes are rich, luscious and seductive, marks of decadence and luxury. |
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| The call was made in a statement at the end of the two-day meeting in a luxury resort on Florida's Atlantic coast. |
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| By 1939, it had 30 British bakeries and introduced low-price tea biscuits, previously a luxury only afforded by the middle classes. |
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| She never let any of this go to her head though and remained as selfconscious as any lower class girl would in the presence of such luxury. |
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| Plants that need abundant water are a luxury we can ill afford, because of the water shortages your generation will most assuredly face. |
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| The children playing in the camp have never had a luxury on flicking on a light switch or running a bath. |
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| There was a particular emphasis on ready-to-eat luxury dishes such as game in aspic jelly and truffled pheasant, by royal appointment. |
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| The lorette carried within her persona all the connotations of urban display and luxury consumption. |
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| You can live like a lord in castles and elegant manor houses or stay in cozy village inns and luxury hotels in prime locations. |
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| You uncultured rubes probably think that having a vast army of servants slavishly waiting on you hand and foot is some great luxury. |
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| The loos have been supplied by Paton Plant, a Hamilton-based company which supplies luxury portable toilets to celebrity events. |
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| Multinational hotels import luxury architecture and soil to grow lawns, bushes of hibiscus and bougainvillea, and groves of royal palms. |
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| It will offer the off-road ability of an SUV, the roominess of a minivan, and the interior and handling of a luxury sedan. |
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| We do not have the luxury of the system, which can provide instant access to litigants, in terms of courtrooms, judges and jury panels. |
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| Gaius Petronius, the author of the Satyricon, was the emperor Nero's advisor in matters of luxury and extravagance. |
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| Materials like silver kid and alligator with velvet or crushed velvet linings add luxury touches to grown up footwear. |
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| She gazes out over a crystal-blue vista from the deck of a luxury ocean liner. |
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| Developers are lining up to convert former mills into luxury apartments or build new ones on brownfield sites. |
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| Automotive history is replete with instances where luxury brands expanded their lines downmarket. |
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| My bees were living in the very best apian luxury and they refused to come out of the hive to pollinate the flowers in my garden and make honey. |
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| They're building luxury apartments in Shanghai and selling them as fast as they can get them up. |
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| Property developers, building luxury apartments for the wealthy few, have too much influence, says Steve. |
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| Don't take anything white or light coloured with you unless you are going on some luxury holiday somewhere. |
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| I went back to the guesthouse and gave myself the luxury of a lie-down for about an hour, whilst watching some rubbish on television. |
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| Dominic's room was more like a hotel luxury suite complete with a living room and a private library. |
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| The strange songs he would sing during his morning shower were a constant source of bemusement to all who had the luxury of hearing his rhapsody. |
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| The latest handbags feature luxury looks and bejewelled gold chains with flashes of hot colours in materials like snakeskin. |
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| Despite a luxury lifestyle, he keeps his private life private and doesn't flash his wealth around. |
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| Don't allow yourself the luxury of falling into depression and cynicism and despair. |
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| Now I have seen Ireland, it seems to me that the poorest among the Letts, the Estonians and the Finlanders lead a life of comparative luxury. |
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| A woman who asked her husband to reverse her new luxury car into a parking space watched in horror as it smashed through a shop window. |
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| From basics like fitted carpets to luxury electronic gadgetry, I believe modern life is a huge improvement on my childhood. |
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| Delphi Mountain Resort and Spa is a luxury retreat which offers rejuvenation in a wilderness setting. |
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| Different people place different values on luxury, location, timeliness, leisure, and security. |
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| One of our neighbors, good old Deacon Winship, often animadverted upon the luxury and extravagance of the times. |
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| Minor leaguers with questionable stuff, almost no matter how good their control is, do not have the luxury of leaning back into a relief role. |
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| My next exam is an AS French resit on Thursday which has the luxury of not needing any revision. |
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| The three friends are rich and leading a life of luxury after having won all that reward money in the previous film. |
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| We are often led to believe that organic vegetables, free-range meat and handmade cheeses are luxury products. |
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| They haven't become used to the luxury of working only on huge films, where they'll reshoot every scene until it's perfect. |
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| It tells us something by way of typographical layout, a luxury that ancient Roman poetry didn't have. |
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| As for jet lag, if you have the luxury, one treatment is to slowly change your awake and sleep times to fit the new time zone. |
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| Vague, reproachful thoughts for all the remote and immediate luxury of his life passed through his mind. |
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| At first he was repelled by the air of luxury and corruption, but then enjoyed it. |
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| On the Loose Expeditions' two luxury yurts are in a secluded corner of a 150-acre working organic farm in Vermont's Green Mountains. |
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| I forgo the luxury of riding in the back of the ambo with him however, choosing instead to pick up some essentials for his stay. |
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| The people that we deal with for taking drugs do not live in the lap of luxury, they live in squalor and filth. |
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| It was one of the few times I've lived in the lap of luxury and felt totally comfortable. |
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| Even better, being meta-efficient in one's spending habits doesn't preclude anyone from living in the lap of luxury now and again. |
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| Grover reconstructs, remodels and redesigns leather into a guilt-free luxury, giving the three R's an entirely new meaning. |
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| You'll stay in luxury Sea Ranch Cottages or bungalow-style garden suites with ceiling fans and spacious lanais or patios. |
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| Little touches like the glass beaded lampshades contribute to the overall sense of restrained luxury. |
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| She was raised to be an aristocrat from birth, and had lived in luxury aloof from the world at large. |
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| Yet wine tends to bespeak a lifestyle of luxury and relaxation, of the enjoyment and appreciation of the creation of the vintner. |
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| For super snoozing luxury, you can go for a Travel Comfortable pillow cover in lambswool or possum fur. |
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| The mountain spa is a luxury retreat which offers rejuvenation in a wilderness setting. |
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| What truly matters is the revenue a stadium is able to generate, through such things as luxury boxes, personal seat licenses, and signage. |
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| The bodyguards at the headquarters in Sofia have been laid off, and 30 luxury limousines have been sold. |
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| In 1973 the Hesketh Team boarded a luxury yacht and cruised into Monaco harbour for their first F1 race. |
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| Yummy mummies are still yabbering away on cellphones while jogging with luxury prams. |
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| He had previously demanded the government to reimpose the 300 percent import duty on luxury cars. |
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| There are plenty of luxury cars around today, but the S-Type has that special X factor. |
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| They own a Regency mansion in a 25-acre estate in Cheshire, a villa in Spain and a fleet of luxury cars. |
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| With the luxury of time, the regard of the subject can move from confrontational and guarded to direct and open. |
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| At the same time, many world-famous luxury brands have targeted China as a major growth market for the next decade and beyond. |
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| He claims the Hollywood legend is trying to drive him out of the luxury townhouse in order to buy the property at a knock-down price. |
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| The Corolla had already knocked me out with its exquisite style and luxury, its perfectly pitched sense of fun, its innovative design. |
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| Developers buy old, unused, dilapidated hotels and redevelop them into brand new upscale luxury condos. |
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| The right to appeal is a luxury all too frequently utilised on a variety of matters within football, from red cards to missed drugs tests. |
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| Is it then just women of letters, and of a certain income, like Enright and Cusk, who have the luxury of such a complex reaction to motherhood? |
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| Tampering tends to be the recourse of underdeveloped political forces or rulers that are weak or unable to afford the luxury of costly campaigns. |
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| His unblemished driving record began 73 years ago when cars were still something of a luxury to most people. |
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| Fill your bath with hot water, and add a generous amount of bath oil or gel for that touch of luxury. |
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| And it has all the trappings of luxury including a king-size bed, luxurious bathtub in the room and a butler service. |
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| Rita leaned back and reclined in the backseat of the black luxury car that was taking her to her new home, which to Rita, was really a prison. |
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| Pampered pets can relax to the sounds of tranquil music as they recline on miniature lounge furniture in their luxury heated rooms. |
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| It is obscene that the leaders of the rich world can wine and dine in the splendour of a luxury liner while offering only crumbs in debt relief. |
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| The luxury lavatory has even been embellished with an automatic air-freshener. |
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| On our last day, we opted to kick back and enjoy the rustic luxury of our digs at the Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch. |
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| The town is distinctly Italian in feel, with a smattering of luxury hotels and art galleries tucked away in its winding, narrow streets. |
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| In the 1960s and 1970s, a new winceyette nightie and a boxed set of pink talc and bath cubes from Woolies were the ultimate in luxury. |
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| We could afford no such luxury, since it was now early afternoon and we had nearly another hour's drive ahead of us. |
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| Traversing through just a few inches of snow could be a monumental feat for most luxury sedans, most of which feature rear-wheel drive. |
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| Last year I had the luxury of swimming a few strokes backstroke so I could get a good look at the Golden Gate Bridge. |
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| I have a job that affords me the luxury of bringing my children with me to work. |
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| The sweepstakes offers a student and their guest a ride to and from prom in a luxury whip. |
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| His collection combines luxury, whimsicality and wearability, all guided by his designer's instinct. |
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| While the luxury cars zip around the streets of the town, the wheels of economic and social justice turn a lot more slowly in Anantapur. |
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| The other important issue is the use of luxury textbooks, not only in senior and junior high schools, but also in elementary schools. |
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| But it is dangerous to assume that a flashy resort with a swimming pool, wet bar and luxury dive boat also has a recompression chamber. |
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| Now Davis and Phelps are trying to buy a luxury box at the Staples Center so they can watch Lakers games within arm's reach of a wet bar. |
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| In other words, its aim is to exploit its heritage as a global luxury brand based around its colourful, modern rainwear. |
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| Small or large companies do not have the luxury of putting up their prices as councils can put up the council tax to cover costs. |
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| Last year there were reports he was buying a luxury home in Brigg, north Lincolnshire, but it is thought the press interest put him off. |
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| Inside is a room of such luxury and taste, I don't know where to put myself. |
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| The exchange highlights the rebato's status as a high-fashion, luxury accessory. |
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| Twice in his 32 years in business designing luxury homes for the jet set, he's had 16 people and two partners on payroll. |
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| And educationally many, for whom extra assistance is a necessity not a luxury, will fall by the wayside. |
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| He jets to Bruce Springsteen concerts, has several luxury cars and collects fossils in prehistoric amber. |
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| A steam shower is a nice luxury feature similar to a shower, except jets emit steam instead of water. |
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| The greatest luxury of having an office in the house is the peace and quiet, and no valuable time wasted commuting. |
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| The masses of statues, in bronze, silver, gold, and marble, accustomed the Romans to this kind of visual display and to Hellenistic luxury. |
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| The Choptank River, further north, boasts a fine yacht harbor and a new luxury hotel for waterborne tourists on the Bay. |
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| Only the prototype for accordion garage doors, which form the entire facade on the south side, can be called a luxury item. |
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| Today, more than 1,000 stores nationwide carry her made-in-the-U.S.A. luxury jammies. |
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| Nothing fancy, just a long drop, probably leading to a cistern that served several other jakes, but it was a luxury here. |
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| That night we slept like logs, warm as toast in our luxury tent in a campsite we'd found on the bank of the river Vedder. |
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| Michael claims that while in Damascus he saw three separate convoys of luxury Iraqi licensed vehicles, driving under armed escort. |
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| In the midst of luxury, abundance, and indeed waste, what can be our proper response when confronted with the poverty Kapuscinski describes? |
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| They could write the book on luxury, whether it's stays in country houses on the shores of magical lochs or voyages through the Outer Hebrides. |
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| Being pampered, of course, is one of the main reasons why people book into luxury hotels, and it would be churlish to resent it. |
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| But, given the luxury of her Jag, with just 1,000 miles on the clock, she wasn't too concerned. |
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| Employing a designer, meanwhile, is often perceived as an expensive luxury indulged in by ladies who lunch and those intent on keeping up with the Joneses. |
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| We were lucky to have the luxury of choosing from among several good options. |
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| One of these companies is building a luxury complex on the gorgeous Lustica Peninsula, which juts out into the pristine Adriatic. |
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| Book a room at a divorce hotel and get an all-in-one luxury vacation and finalized separation. |
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| Prince Harry and Cressida reportedly stayed in a luxury chalet in the mountains above the city of Almaty. |
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| The plane was overflowing with a cornucopia of luxury food and amenities, as if destined for Paris. |
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| And Andorra is a tax haven with bargain luxury goods shopping and great ski slopes. |
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| From an aristocratic British family, she is the founder and owner of luxury site Gift-Library. |
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| David Kaplan, a senior partner at Ares, told WWD he sees international potential in the luxury brand. |
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| Plus, Kate and William could hardly have picked a worse time for their luxury vacation to a resort in Noonu atoll. |
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| Toll Brothers, the Pennsylvania-based luxury homebuilder, Tuesday morning reported a blow-out fourth quarter. |
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| Couture Week in Paris is a blur of highly-priced luxury, some of it luxe, some of it trashy-looking. |
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| Currently before the NLRB is a case concerning the right of workers at the luxury New York boutique Bergdorf Goodman to organize. |
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| But the Buddha condemned both extreme luxury and extreme poverty as obstacles to enlightenment. |
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| Drooling over such luxury was supposed to result in a cathexis of the Ralph Lauren label. |
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| Instead, he chafed underneath the corporate umbrella of LVMH, the massive luxury conglomerate that owned the label. |
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| Some wonder why, if the police knew of the businessman's illegal activities, he was abroad in the streets, in his luxury car or designer bar, rather than in jail. |
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| Right off the highway, in a charmless parking lot, it gave off no hint of luxury. |
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| In the Middle East, a cheetah riding shotgun in the plush leather seat of a luxury sports car is the ultimate status symbol. |
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| As the war clouds over India and Pakistan begin to drift away, we can perhaps afford the luxury of turning our attention to less life-threatening issues. |
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| I looked expectantly at the speedo, thinking the sheer luxury of the vehicle was masking the sensation of speed and acceleration that must surely be happening all around it. |
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| And carnival queens from Tiptree, Burnham, Braintree, Witham and Wickford were given the celebrity treatment, riding in style in the back of luxury stretch limos. |
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| Even the basic stateroom is akin to a luxury hotel room, with its queen-sized bed, en-suite facilities, air conditioning and even piped-in music, volume-controlled. |
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| The quintessence of luxury, based upon a range of cashmere, the main collection for this winter is an irresistible invitation to enjoy the ultimate in refined elegance. |
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| It has all the joys of country living but with a touch of modern luxury. |
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| Detectives investigating the death of a wealthy Yorkshire businessman in a raid on his luxury home believe he was murdered and deliberately singled out by his attackers. |
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| From design to completion, these luxury yachts can take four years to build. |
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| I have the luxury now of being able to spend a few days doing something pleasant and then junking the result, taking my joy from the doing rather than from the product. |
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| He talks about the financial debacle of paying for his first luxury whip. |
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| Smaller, lighter and faster, it keeps the tradition of luxury. |
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| The leisure club should offer a swimming pool, hot spas, steam rooms, luxury changing rooms, fully equipped gyms, dance studios and a range of keep-fit classes. |
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| It was the goldsmiths and silversmiths, wire-drawers, beaters and coin stampers who purchased these ingots, to use in making various luxury items. |
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| This makes you, at turns, desirous of luxury and monkish asceticism, as you strike a balance between the two. |
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| In the new collection, men and women can also enjoy luxury fabrics such as combinations of silk and worsted, mohair, satin, lace, fur and leather. |
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| In this refulgent summer, it has been a luxury to draw the breath of life. The grass grows, the buds burst, the meadow is spotted with fire and gold in the tint of flowers. |
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| Today's custom homes will accommodate most luxury tubs, but floor joists may require reinforcement in older homes if the tub is oversized especially whirlpool baths. |
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| In countries with rampant poverty, disposable hygiene products are a luxury. |
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| And as the water continues to come up, the tide moves in, we can see the water getting higher and higher on all of these boats, these luxury yachts. |
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| The resorts, which range from campgrounds to luxury hotels, often welcome yachties, and several of them offer either moorings or marina accommodation, at a price. |
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| The luxury package also includes metallic paint, alloy wheels, a simple-to-operate cruise control, a trip computer and some very useful electric seats with memory. |
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| Her scruffy waif look was as far as possible from the sophisticated luxury of her childhood. |
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| Do you worry that the affluent fans who buy the expensive club seats and luxury boxes will be quick to bail out if the game isn't as trendy in the future? |
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| Who does the NFL think is buying those high-priced seats and luxury boxes? |
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| One was a totally luxury trip on the back of an Enfield, yeehah. |
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| Designed in the 1970s, the Oberoi was the first of the luxury hotels to build lanais in the local vernacular, a style much copied by subsequent architects. |
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| For a while yoga and pilates classes were sought out at luxury gyms like Equinox. |
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| He was 23 when they met, she 17, and both working at a luxury services company, Quintessentially. |
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| White people and nonblack people of color have the luxury of treating these cases as injustices. |
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| Instead the money allegedly was spent on luxury cars and a yacht club membership, among other things. |
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| Here you get to experience the many wonderful facets of the island and indeed stay in the lap of luxury and you can also join one of their excellent daily whalewatching trips. |
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| These directors seem to get away with ruining people's lives and are able to still live in the lap of luxury without their assets being frozen or sold off. |
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| St Tropez conjures up images of topless beaches, the super-rich and their lapdogs, luxury yachts, blondes, leathery millionaire playboys and champagne-soaked debauchery. |
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| She grew up in luxury surrounded by staff, including a dressmaker who taught Margit how to make doll clothes. |
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| Demand for rentable homes by expatriates and local executives is driving the increase in rents for luxury properties on The Peak, a real estate management firm said. |
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| It's like a cross between an amusement park and a luxury resort. |
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| In addition to private luxury, the 1.2 square-mile-island is known for its eco-friendly operations. |
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| We cannot afford the luxury of cooling off periods, rests or breaks. |
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| The architects have woven a rich tapestry of restrained luxury into the constrained fabric of an early nineteenth century neoclassical seminary of high heritage significance. |
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| Elizabeth II would probably empathise with a British fashion industry now facing its own annus horribilis as the luxury goods market tailspins into recession. |
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| Science on the other hand normally sticks to the answerable questions, and can afford the luxury of insisting on truth and proof in its reporting. |
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| Tilting its hat at the big-car market was this new model, long and svelte and promising much luxury and high tech, including crash avoidance systems. |
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| It is a myth that efficient regulation, which protects those it should protect without distorting the economy, is a luxury that only rich countries can afford. |
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| Maserati has confirmed that right-hand drive examples of its 400 bhp 170 mph luxury Quattroporte saloon will arrive here from the spring next year. |
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| It was the one luxury they enjoyed, and no matter how desperate they might be for money, they never entertained the thought of pawning their computer. |
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| He purchased two first-class tickets on the France, a luxury liner passage to England, for his new girlfriend and himself. |
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| The flashy businessman who sold her implants, meanwhile, lived a life of luxury. |
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| Dusty paths lined with flickering orange lanterns led us to our final camp, a slice of dramatic Arabian luxury. |
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| To him spirituous liquor is a superfluous and dangerous luxury. |
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| Huaihai Zhonglu, for example, is lined with stores whose shop windows are adorned with expensive, luxury clothing, dazzling jewellery and arty-crafty bric-a-brac, etc. |
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| Cars have national attributes and GM wants their luxury line to grab the glitz of New York instead of the grime of Detroit. |
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| Interspersed with glamour shots of the vehicle, the host emphasizes the rugged effectiveness of the automobile with its absolute comfort and luxury. |
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| Organza makes a great splash along with tulle, lace, elegant luxury fabrics combined with glittering Chantilly, crushed velvet, jersey with lurex and iridescent cady. |
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| For those who have the luxury of regular access to natural settings suitable for meditation and attunement to the Earth, this may truly be the case. |
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| This not only has the benefit of looking elegant but frees up space so that designers are able to offer more comfort and luxury to even the smallest of cars. |
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| Why would you abandon this comfort and luxury to perform on the Fringe? |
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| There is a lot of emphasis on comfort and luxury with the new car. |
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| Louise Cruises luxury liner Aquamarine MV set off on its maiden voyage to Male in The Maldives last week. |
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| Archaeology shows that there was an increase in imported luxury goods in southeastern Britain. |
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| During the Middle Ages, commerce developed in Europe by trading luxury goods at trade fairs. |
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| The players returned with lungfuls of fresh air to the gilded luxury and secure environment of their hotel. |
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| In the same way, luxury hardstone carvings such as dagger hilts and cups may be formed as animals, especially in Mughal art. |
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| The rich jewel tone evokes luxury and the lushness of nature in a saturated shade equally welcoming, vibrant and unique. |
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| A luxury boutique hotel carved into natural volcanic rocks has opened on the island of Santorini in Greece. |
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| The bank said that taxes on luxury goods could be increased in order to stabilise the prices of essential goods and services. |
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| The Middle Eastern market is projected to grow at 2 percent while China's luxury goods sector is set to expand at 7 percent. |
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| Bird's-eye maple wood veneers and soft, luxurious trim materials convey a feeling of sporting luxury. |
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| In today's market, sheets are available in a wide variety of constructions and fibers, from blended plain weaves to luxury sateens. |
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| By the 1990s, most homes had these amenities together with central heating, which was a luxury just two decades before. |
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| A luxury waterfront flat believed to be owned by a Hells Angels bikie in Sydney was searched by police this afternoon. |
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| Waltham International SA manufactures and distributes Waltham Swiss Made watches in the luxury watch market. |
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| As much as a third of historic Moscow has been destroyed in the past few years to make space for luxury apartments and hotels. |
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| Some yields were so high that it allowed farmers to trade furs and skins for luxury items, especially with Jutland. |
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| Trading with Romans also took place, largely furs and skins in exchange for luxury goods. |
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| Natural stone quarried from the earth is often considered a luxury and tends to be a highly durable surface, thus highly desirable. |
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| As well as Stagecoach Gold provides a luxury bus service to Torquay via Totnes and Paignton. |
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| Both Gaspar Sanctus and he tax Antiochus for his mulierosity and excess in luxury. |
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| Their affluence and attachment to luxury makes military service unpopular. |
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| The practice of parking assets in luxury real estate has been frequently cited as fueling skyrocketing housing prices in Miami. |
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| Imported luxury art is sometimes found in rich elite graves in the later phases, and certainly had some influence on local styles. |
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| Maybe he needs to be the main man and he hasn't had that luxury since Bamford has come in and started to score. |
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| Not to indulge too much in the luxury of the table, nor yet to underlive the constitution. |
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| Some variants of airliners have been developed for carrying freight or for luxury corporate use. |
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| The country is free from taxes, however, authorities have announced plans to levy taxes on junk food and luxury items in the coming years. |
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| The plentiful blankets and the voluptuous pillows of the bed called out to my tired body, tantalizing me with their luxury. |
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| On Desert Island Discs in 2014 she chose a subscription to Vogue as her luxury item. |
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| The AAHS is world-renowned for awarding excellence in the global travel and luxury services sector. |
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| The Moat no longer needs waterpower to run its home comforts and now provides the luxury of improved living space for a large family. |
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| That's how Weather forecasters have the luxury of not being held accountable for their predictions. |
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| His attempt to make money by importing luxury cars backfired horribly when fuel prices tripled. |
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| The new commodities also caused social change, as sugar, spices, silks and chinawares entered the luxury markets of Europe. |
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| As a wider variety of global luxury commodities entered the European markets by sea, previous European markets for luxury goods stagnated. |
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| From the late 1980s onwards, the Merchant City has been rejuvenated with luxury city centre flats and warehouse conversions. |
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| But at Woolley Grange, a luxury hotel on the edge of the Cotswolds, that's exactly what my son is being encouraged to do. |
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| Bentley in 1919 in Cricklewood, North London, and, like Rolls Royce, is regarded as a British luxury automobile icon. |
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| Gas lighting is also seeing a resurgence in the luxury home market for those in search of historical authenticity. |
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| Yttrium Ltd plans to carry convert the properties into 16 luxury apartments, which will be completed and available to buy in September. |
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| In the Middle Ages the main exports were textiles such as wool and linen while the main imports were luxury items. |
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| In 1986, Honda introduced the successful Acura brand to the American market in an attempt to gain ground in the luxury vehicle market. |
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| The sometimes-wealthy Cotton could afford such luxury, because the problem with a reelless rod and long line was in landing the fish. |
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| They shunned the more luxurious ways of their class, holding few formal dinner parties and avoiding the luxury hotels when they traveled. |
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| The colonists associated it with luxury, and especially with inherited aristocracy, which they condemned. |
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| Purple is associated with luxury and creativity, and also serves as an excellent secondary colour. |
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| To replace it, he sought to create a utopian America, cleansed of luxury and ostentation and the champion of freedom. |
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| Welspun is introducing a collection of luxury jacquards while expanding its basic, Egyptian cotton collection with new colors. |
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| There are a total of eight luxury overwater villas with private Jacuzzis on expansive outdoor decks. |
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| Both are expensively dressed, show signs of lives of luxury and flirtatiousness and show a lack of spiritual depth. |
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| The other reason is the luxury tents of Jambolana, set up on the lines of African safari camps, along River Suheli. |
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| That brings around a quarter of the US into the market for luxury goods, with sales set to grow in coming years. |
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| Fashion brands within the luxury goods market tend to be concentrated in exclusive or affluent districts of cities around the world. |
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| This stunning five-star complex features a collection of 57 luxury villas, and is situated just 7km away from the historic Marrakech centre. |
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| A luxury brand or prestige brand is a brand for which a majority of its products are luxury goods. |
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| As such, these luxury goods may retain or improve the basic functionality for which all items of a given category are originally designed. |
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| Because luxury has now diffused into the masses, defining the word has become more difficult. |
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| Borneo Reef World lies off the island of Pulau Gaya and is half an hourOs boat ride by luxury catamaran from Jesselton Point in Kota Kinabalu. |
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| At these prices, now people can afford to jet off in the lap of luxury to the destination of their choice. |
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| She works in HR for a luxury fashion brand RWHO'S the bossiest in the kitchen? |
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| Secular luxury manuscripts were commissioned by the very wealthy and differed in the same ways from cheaper books. |
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| The largest sector in this category was luxury drinks, including premium whisky, Champagne, Cognac. |
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| With a six-speed automatic transmission, this luxury ragtop revs all the way to a race-car-like 7,600 rpm. |
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| Examples include LVMH, Richemont, and Kering, which dominate the market in areas ranging from luxury drinks to fashion and cosmetics. |
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| Consolidation involves the growth of big companies and ownership of brands across many segments of luxury products. |
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| Globalization is a result of the increased availability of these goods, additional luxury brands, and an increase in tourism. |
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| When it comes to luxury, it appears that Kafka are one of Aberdeen's leaders. |
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| The dish at the time was cooked with venison, in this case from the Mount Edgcumbe estate, as the pasty was then considered a luxury meal. |
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| The three dominant trends in the global luxury goods market are globalization, consolidation, and diversification. |
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| Classic luxury goods include haute couture clothing, accessories, and luggage. |
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| As Patrick Manning has pointed out, the vast majority of items traded for slaves were common rather than luxury goods. |
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| Fantome Arcane is a high-performance, beautifully designed luxury smartphone for the wealthy, celebrities and country leaders. |
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| With the economy poised for collapse by the mid-1990s, terms like karoshi entered the vocabulary, and travel became a luxury. |
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| Merchants began to trade in sugar from India, which was considered a luxury and an expensive spice. |
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| Five-star 16th century Hotel Kazbek offers great-value luxury on the bay of Gruz, near the city's old town. |
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| From around 1500 there were increasing overland exports of luxury fur to Western Europe. |
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| Western demand for squirrel declined and Moscow controlled the sources of luxury fur east of the White Sea. |
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| Do these poor brainwashed kids at the Pearl know what kind of luxury you live in? |
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| This reliance on squirrel partly explains why Novgorod relinquished the northeastern sources of luxury fur to Moscow. |
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| Instead of exporting Byzantine and Arab luxury goods to Scandinavia, it exported fur via Hanseatic merchants to western Europe. |
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| With this year's downturn in the national economy, big-ticket luxury items such as recreational vehicles would figure to be hard hit. |
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| Desert Hollywood is the sequal to last market's Hollywood luxury collection. |
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| The SS President Coolidge was a converted luxury liner that hit a mine during the war. |
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| She lived a life of luxury in the grand cabin while the crew were fed on meagre rotting rations. |
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| To acquire luxury items he could not produce, Garcia, like most coastal rancheros, traded hides, tallow, and produce to smugglers. |
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| And, if he does find it knackering, he has the luxury of being able to hire a whole team of people to help out. |
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| Guinness Book of World Records has awarded world records to various classes such as luxury liners, sail boats, and rowing boats. |
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| Another upscale district is Miraflores, which has luxury hotels, shops and restaurants. |
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| Long distance trade of both luxury and utilitarian goods was probably controlled by the royal family. |
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| Dominant capitals exacted tribute in the form of luxury items from subjugated population centres. |
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| Pugin, still a teenager, was working for two highly visible employers, providing Gothic detailing for luxury goods. |
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| Macau is a resort city in Southern China, known for its casinos and luxury hotels. |
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| Foreign trade brought Ayutthaya not only luxury items but also new arms and weapons. |
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