Sentence examples for new posh from inspiring English sources

Talk story about Prive, a new, posh cabaret in the East Fifties.

But there is not much danger of them becoming the new Posh and Becks.

Has the era of the New Posh finally faced a crisis in confidence?

But the moment you become a grown-up with a disposable income, boredom suddenly gets new, posh iterations.

The New Yorker, August 9 , 1976P. 16 Talk story about Prive, a new, posh cabaret in the East Fifties.

Actually, says Pauline, it is not polite to call it a loo, or a toilet; the new posh word is 'lavatory'lavatory

From £200 for two nights, for up to four The Bivouac Yorkshire's newest posh site (it opened in April) is a hit with Richard.

From £348 for four nights for two   North: The Bivouac Yorkshire's newest posh site (it opened in April) is a hit with Richard.

Bordeaux's newest posh hotel has doors made in Malta.Malta is also discovering that in an increasingly virtual world, being an island is no longer an obstacle to providing services, especially in finance and computing.

But on this score, her new play, Posh, was a trickier proposition: its subject is an all-male Oxbridge dining society of the kind to which David Cameron and George Osborne once so infamously belonged.

The traffic going to the new super-posh Intercontinental at the top of the hill has apparently been particularly bad.