Sentence examples for more penthouse from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the cells are more penthouse suite than penitential.

But tonight, after a thrilling 20-mile hike through some of the finest scenery on the planet, we are warm, dry and, frankly, ecstatic beneath polar blankets in a chic ecodome that feels more penthouse than campsite.

Frankly, it sounds as though he's been reading more Penthouse Letters than anything else in his "research".

(Presumably, the ideal is more a penthouse with a terrace than a fourth-floor walkup).

But then he and his girlfriend decided to pool their money and buy a much more expensive penthouse.

More elaborate penthouses at a higher cost are the 492-square-foot Penthouse Suite and the 948-square-foot Crystalivinghouse with a living room.

What's more, since penthouses in new buildings are often designed separately from the rest of the structure, buyers who can strike a deal before the building is finished are able to design their home, further adding to the allure.

The building will contain lofts with concrete floors and high ceilings for those who don't want to be downtown but still desire that lifestyle, as well as other more traditional penthouses and residences.

With her frequent use of a word for her anatomy that can't be printed here, this Jocasta sounds more like a Penthouse confessionalist than a classical queen.

It may make you want to spit, but the more exclusive the penthouse, the more plush the facilities the proles aren't allowed to use in some monstrous prime site glass and steel edifice, the more chance there may be of someone on a waiting list in Southwark, Wandsworth or Newham having a half decent roof over their heads.

Because the complex is horizontal rather than vertical — there are six brick buildings, with four or five floors — there are more than 100 penthouse units available, some priced below $300,000.