Sentence examples for luxurious standard from inspiring English sources

Already, in his opening statements, Martin took on Williams's luxurious standard of living by telling jurors, "You'll see, brick by brick, Jayson, his father, his uncles built that house themselves".

With $168,000 in income, a husband and wife like this would have a luxurious standard of living in Arkansas or Tennessee, but not in New York City, Boston or Washington.

Book it: 0845 090 0194; vivat.org.uk, from £925 a week Medley Court, Hever Castle, Kent In the grounds of Hever Castle, Medley Court was built by William Astor in 1903, and has been restored to the luxurious standard of that time.

It doesn't come close to the luxurious standards of service offered by Rovos Rail and the Blue Train, but is still a very high-specification service.

The luxurious standards of its passenger accommodation contrasted with those experienced by Charles Dickens, who crossed the Atlantic in Cunard's Britannia in 1840.

They range from my Andaz King, which was only somewhat larger (though several notches more luxurious) than a standard motel room, to the 945-square-foot Vintner Suite with a double-sided fireplace and balcony.

President Rabbani's home is, by Faizabad standards, luxurious.

The Kremlin was building a new city 40 miles from Chernobyl -- just outside the depopulated Exclusion Zone -- a town unimaginably luxurious by Soviet standards.

A system of 29 wooden shelters scattered across the Colorado Rockies, they're large, most sleeping 16 people, and luxurious by the standards of a hut.

The plot of land that had been home to about 10 people is now home to 2,600 people and 1,100 houses, which start at $175,000 — luxurious by the standards of this agricultural and industrial area.

It consists of about a dozen houses, some already built, all luxurious by local standards, all intended for the emerging Chinese upper-middle class and all by Asian architects.