Sentence examples for Luxury fare from inspiring English sources

The glazed images on one jug depict luxury fare from the Chatsworth farm shop.

It's more expensive than the priciest Christmas meal available to guests … And what should a pampered pooch wear to dine on such luxury fare?

In 1995, the name also belongs to an intimate Woodland Hills dining room, a little charmer specializing in luxury fare such as seared foie gras and rack of lamb carved at table side.

Though machines were installed a week prior in Burbank, Topanga Canyon and Century City, Stern and her team spent the better part of a week ironing out the kinks for the refrigerated mansions that house the pre-packaged fish, truffles, escargot and other luxury fare.

"Luxury will fare as the stock market fares," said Robert Buchanan, a retail analyst with A.G. Edwards.

And luxury suite fare is more varied than ever, with menu packages from sushi bars to Mediterranean food for the true gourmet.

Even with luxury charter fares more than three times as expensive, "there is a definite market out there".

As expected, luxury stores fared best last month, in part because they were comparing results to the very weak numbers of 2009, but also because wealthier customers were feeling better about their stock portfolios.

Of course, it charges a premium for the luxury, and fares are about 50percentt more costly than the regular cab, going for about $5 as a base charge and costing $10 as a minimum fare on top of that.

As one might expect, the style will be slightly over the top and very much in line with the glitzy look of the luxury house adult fare — Medusa heads and all.

Luxury watches are faring even better.