Sentence examples for be deluxe from inspiring English sources
adjective
Being very fine in quality or luxurious.
They might be "deluxe" or "super deluxe" or simply "luxury", like small, but elegant, European hotels.
While the tours are designed to be deluxe family affairs (think Egyptian cotton sheets, stemmed wine glasses and chefs who do the cooking), guests must share bathrooms and sleep on air mattresses.
"Even if they're visiting a remote destination, they expect the accommodations to be deluxe, never adequate".
Haswell agrees: "It should be deluxe, man, it should be slick.
These are deluxe commodities, whatever else they may be or mean.
The apartments, which started to rent yesterday, are deluxe, not only in size but in amenities.
Comfort There are 37 rooms, of which 10 are deluxe doubles, 13 junior suites and 14 suites.
As substitutions go, Ms. Cojocaru, Mr. Vasiliev, Mr. Kobborg, Mr. Carreño, Mr. Gomes and Mr. Stearns are deluxe.
Watelet's usual stock in trade is deluxe French furniture of the mid-20th-century period known as Années Quarante.
Tents can be rented at some of the beaches, and there are deluxe "ecohabs" for the flushest flashpackers.
