Sentence examples for finest goods from inspiring English sources

The windows resemble those in St James, London, each with a discreet display of the finest goods.

The successful joint ventures sell the finest goods and services they can produce, and they produce as much as possible in Russia.

We also looked in on the shops then on Chicken Street, a retail corridor in Kabul that largely sells to foreigners, to document what was on offer, and what Afghan vendors might produce if asked to show their finest goods.

De Beers, the South African diamond mining powerhouse that has made its name an international emblem of elegance and extravagance, and LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the French luxury retailer that has harnessed the brand power of some of the world's finest goods, are joining forces.

Is it valued in the European countries that create fine goods?

During the 17th century, the Dutch East India Company rose to world prominence by trading fine goods.

Spices, silks and other fine goods funded construction of this atmospheric city.

Linens, embroidery, metalwork, and ceramics--these are just some of the fine goods exported by the Phoenicians throughout the Mediterranean.

That's how much of the food feels at Allen & Delancey — fine, good, nothing special.

My hair feels fine, good even, and "a bit shinier?" according to one colleague.

On "Drowning Again" he aims to prove the point by abandoning the machines almost completely — it's fine, good even.