Sentence examples for high quality selection from inspiring English sources

The key attraction is a small but very high quality selection of bottled beers, that includes brews from Flying Dog and Nøgne Ø, as well as select Belgian and German beers (Viven Imperial IPA; De Kazematten's Wipers Times; that super-dry pils, Jever; and the revered Schneider Aventinus Weizen-EiSchneider Aventinus

This world combines the best of Whole Foods (high quality selection and goods that people like to peruse and buy only after seeing them) with the best of Amazon (low prices from its volume buying power).

We followed guidelines for the conduct and reporting of systematic reviews to ensure high quality selection of studies and data extraction of data.

These days the major auction houses are struggling to offer two high quality selections in London per year, as well as one in New York.

The homey Heyday Café (325 Main St.; 626-9700, www.heydaycafe.com; dinner entrees $12-$12-$26s jumping when we arrived for lunch, but seeing the high-quality selection (and selecting one) of the tap beers and wines soothed my nerves.

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If that sounds like an extravagant claim, have a look at the high-quality selection of 59 of his bristling, faux-primitive paintings in this show.

If that sounds like an extravagant claim, you might have a look at the high-quality selection of 59 of his paintings at Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea.

Hip London craft brewers such as Partizan, Kernel and Beavertown, feature prominently, the 22-strong list rounded out by a small but high-quality selection of Belgian beers (Verhaeghe, Rodenbach).

To non-industry audiences, however, it offers a dependably high-quality selection of interesting and acclaimed new features; and to members of the (mostly local) media, it offers a great diet of press conferences by their makers.

It is a high-quality selection, put together by Christine Giviskos, associate curator of 19th-century art at the Zimmerli, and Marilyn Symmes, director of the museum's Morse Research Center for the Graphic Arts and curator of prints and drawings.