Sentence examples for fancy appliances from inspiring English sources
Whirlpool's official argument was that these firms have been bolstering their market share by offering fancy appliances at low prices.
Do these fancy appliances work?
Fancy appliances, elite design consultants and rare construction materials mean luxury kitchens cost anywhere from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The only other drawback is its lack of a baking timer, which you probably have on another fancy appliance anyway.
Green Stamps confirmed us as proud members of the first generation that succumbed to the heady lure of fancy new appliances.
The 57 apartments, which are on sale from about $446,500 for a one-bedroom unit to $1.6 million for three bedrooms, will come with fancy finishes: appliances from both Bosch and Liebherr, Brazilian walnut flooring and a programmable system that allows residents to remotely control lighting, temperature, sound, surveillance and even the drapes with a computer or mobile device.
For example, what good does it do to sell fancy, "smart" appliances to Americans merely to have them installed in sloppily designed, energy-wasting homes?
Target offers tea kettles by Robert Graves, the architect and designer of upscale housewares, and more recently the store signed up Philippe Stark, the high priest of fancy gadget design, to knock off his own sleek appliances.
At the International Builders Showwhichich brought 100,000 builders and product manufacturers here last week, makers of appliances, fancy bathroom fixtures, cabinetry and other domestic luxuries rolled out their latest notions of what a pampered household requires to an industry that can scarcely rest from putting up so many new houses (about 2 million in 2005).
Stores carry everything from bridal outfits to electrical appliances to fancy groceries.
From Al Qaeda to a Japanese terror cult, potential customers seem most likely to get lucky in Russia, where stolen nuclear materials have been exchanged for household appliances and fancy cars.
