Sentence examples for better appliances from inspiring English sources

Landlords whose tenants pay their own electric bills could solve the problem by picking better appliances and thus seeking to gain a competitive advantage in the rental marketplace, but they would probably have trouble convincing a prospective tenant of the benefit, according to earlier research by Mr. Davis.

"There have been a tremendous number of changes over the years, particularly better appliances and equipment," he said.

The bank adds 5% to 10% of the cost breakdown and adds this amount to the loan amount just in case you have cost over runs or need better appliances.

"A few less dinners out, putting off the newer, bigger, better appliance, curbing those shopping sprees".

Or even better, the Sale Appliances window display in Westcliff-on-Sea, with their Henry Hoover nativity 24.

"But that was with all new appliances, better wood floors, all things renovated," she said of their place at the Flats at Ridgeway.

That has not been a problem, however, at Costco, the warehouse club store better known for appliances, clothing and grocery sections that sell staples like cereal by the case.

They came for brunch, observing us with the children and in the kitchen, and we immediately liked their relaxed demeanor and ideas: demolishing the short hanging wall that defined our kitchen would open up the space, they pointed out, and the kitchen would flow better with the appliances rearranged.

"A house can get pretty close to net-zero with better insulation and appliances alone," Fanney says.

Network appliances, better known as thin servers, have gained popularity in larger networks because of their ease of installment and simplicity of design.

Apple's core competency is building better and more beautiful appliances; Amazon's is delivering everything from appliances to DVDs to diapers more swiftly and cheaply to your door.