Sentence examples for fairly upscale from inspiring English sources

He's planning a "fairly upscale" and "very New York" restaurant, with an emphasis on French, German and English dishes.

Most of the 600 or so people who use his service, Mr. Jurgen said, are "fairly upscale" seniors who are looking for companions of the opposite sex.

The fairly upscale Iris Prue Sally Fieldd), 45, has an affair with a younger man, divorces her husband and refuses any support because, she announces, she and her lover want to "start fresh".

No one knows, but the original piece is quite striking and Zodiac was fairly upscale at the time.

"The miniseries form seemed like a good way to get our feet wet," she adds, citing "a fairly upscale, affluent audience that craves complex, innovative, cable-type shows".

More HGTV than Doomsday Preppers, Francisco likes the option of living above ground in fairly upscale fashion instead of underground like some mole-person until the shit actually hits the fan, and then you can scurry downstairs to your chic hideaway.

"Every Day" is a fairly accurate portrait of moderately upscale urban life as it is lived today.

WHEN Rafael Palomino opened Palomino in Old Greenwich in 2007, it was a fairly typical upscale Greenwich-area restaurant.

"I am going to let some people down," he said, sitting in the living room of his fairly understated home in the upscale Knightsbridge area of London.

As is typical of Hong Kong-style restaurants, Royal Palace is large, bright and clean, not exactly upscale but with fairly comfortable padded cafe chairs, real tablecloths and napkins, indirect lighting and white walls.

It's an aesthete's programme, and this sensibility is fairly easy to carry over into upscale merchandise.