Sentence examples for luxury stuff from inspiring English sources
"We are building the luxury stuff for wealthy people and we are throwing in low-income housing," Mr. Spinola said, "but nobody is building for the nurse who is married to a cop".
Then there's BuyWithMe (12 cities; you have a week to buy rather than a day); BloomSpot (eight cities, several offers a week); CrowdSavings.com (six cities, no tipping point); GiltCity (six cities; luxury stuff like restaurants, spas, museums, galleries; no tipping point); Jasmere (price goes down the more people buy in).
The firm, which started out as a hippy shop in Texas and still has fewer than 200 stores, has forced a transformation of American food retailing that is disproportionate to its size.As retailing polarises between stores that sell cheap goods and those that sell luxury stuff, Whole Foods has seized the top end.
And if you're furnishing a party pad, Luxury Stuff & Toys (1, place de la Croix de Fer; 33-4-94-97-51-55; luxurystuffanDafts.com) stocks two-foot-high Daft Punk robots (3,950 euros a pair) and clear crystal foosball tables (11,900 euros).
But Kerrigan's prose (presuming that there really is a Kerrigan, and that this isn't Seamus Heaney hustling for a buck) is luxury stuff: brief, funny descriptions, phrases that give you the speaker's age ("Every move totally ace"), and a complete financial analysis of a city whose property prices are going up like a flock of flamingos off a lake of money.
Instead you hear all the competing gimme demands: more luxury, more stuff on stuff.
Amid the restraint and austerity there would be the luxury of stuff, such as the veins of marble or the grain of wood.
Finch has spent many years approximating life as a billionaire, though friends joke that the wallet of this expert on artisanal luxury is "stuffed with loo paper".
How much luxury could I stuff into 95 square feet?
LUXURY once denoted stuff that was costly and hard to obtain.
