The reserve and richness of these elements - the fluted limestone, polished stone doorway and nickeled steel metalwork - give the impression of a luxurious, very discreet, private bank.
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Go on holidays or city breaks as frequently as possible, which will give the impression that you lead a luxurious life.
PARIS — The technique of trompe l'oeil can be traced to antiquity, with the walls of luxurious villas in Pompeii bearing intricate marble impressions.
At Encore, the opulent décor and extensive treatment menu make a strong first impression, and the thoughtful service exceeds expectations, including luxurious details like gold-dusted lavender popcorn and slipping into a warm robe at the end of your massage.
The carefully chosen luxurious fabrics are sometimes collaged together to create the impression of more layers.
The shabby front porch, entered if you approach from the higher road, does little for first impressions, and is quite at odds with the luxurious decked terrace that focuses the rear of the property on the sea and France beyond.
Jane had a remarkable appetite for work, sometimes giving the impression that her idea of a good holiday was to stay in a luxurious hotel somewhere exotic while reading a pile of work papers she had brought with her.
In 1939 he produced two evening dresses whose luxurious fabrics -- black silk net, lace and taffeta -- are shredded into strips that give the impression of ravishment, suggesting the impending disasters of war.
One's first impression is that this a rather large, blocky vehicle, but once you are inside the Explorer feels roomy and luxurious.
