Sentence examples for case of luxury from inspiring English sources

Westchester, to my mind, has an acute case of luxury fever everywhere you look.

At that moment the concert felt like more than a case of luxury casting and became a vindication of the always self-effacing but often brilliant work of film composers.

What they didn't say: While previous executive teams were buying up, then selling off, a curio case of luxury marques including Jaguar and Aston Martin, Lincoln was treated like the neglected stepsister, sweeping the floors dressed in hand-me-downs.

In Zanzibar, where rates of £250pp are the norm, and in the case of luxury resorts such as Fundu Lagoon and Bill Gates's favourite, Mnemba Island Lodge, are as high as £600pp to £750pp, the Z is a snip.

In the case of luxury goods, their exclusivity is a large part of their appeal, and this in turn is a function of their price, so firms usually have scope for limiting supply and charging more: Ferrari, a sports-car maker, and Mulberry, a purveyor of posh bags, have both recently signalled that they plan to do just that.

In the case of luxury condos, very wealthy residents are also willing to pay a premium to live in these buildings, as a form of conspicuous consumption or investment," he said.

A spokesman for the corporation added the proposals were "hardly a case of building luxury buildings on a nature park", explaining local residents described the park as "unsavoury, to say the least".

Any problem we encounter in obtaining more than that is a case of insufficient luxury.

And in the case of a luxury tourer, that's very important, as are all the little touches that make a car pleasurable.

Mr. Futterman, who is working with several discount retailers to find expansion space, said it was once the case that owners of luxury developments would consider only retail stores that catered to the tastes of their residents.

Wrapped up in the tiny metal cases of his luxury brands like Omega and Tissot were centuries of Swiss tradition.