Sentence examples for deluxe of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "deluxe of" is not a commonly used or grammatically correct phrase in written English
A more correct and natural way of expressing this idea would be to use "deluxe version of" or "deluxe edition of." Example: I bought the deluxe edition of my favorite book which came with a map and illustrations.
Nonetheless, Immersion is perhaps the most deluxe of the spas.
The campaign, which also includes advertising on billboards, taxi-tops, in cinemas and online, is by Red Deluxe of Memphis.
And Bubba Trammell, evoking Dusty Rhodes, the Giant pinch-hitter deluxe of 1954, drove in an insurance run with a sacrifice fly.
Decidedly sexy, Symonds' clothes come in the most deluxe of fabrics: even his jokier pieces are likely to be fashioned from supersoft cashmere or leather.
Sonoma Mission Inn The most overtly deluxe of the springs we visited, the Sonoma Mission Inn is a recently restored 1920s resort hotel operated by Fairmont Hotels & Resorts.
The job was given to Chace Audio by Deluxe of Burbank, Calif., a sound-engineering company that handled the restoration of the soundtrack for the DVD and Blu-ray release.
Universal began to tinker with CD packaging, offering lots of "deluxe" editions of albums while putting others into cheap cardboard sleeves to appeal to bargain-hunters.
(It was typical of the deluxe journal of American capitalism to spotlight socially and culturally liberal trends).
Rather, Brown's wholesale embrace of the deluxe side of sportswear that forms his "Resurrection" look is the lesson here.
Credits lifted from the album liner notes of the 'Deluxe Version' of Move.
The song leaked online in August 2009 prior to the release of the deluxe edition of I Am… Sasha Fierce.
