Sentence examples similar to one of a kind serving from inspiring English sources
At P Space, graphic designer and former CalArts professor P. Lyn Middleton sells her one-of-a-kind serving platters, dishes and other ceramics that feel both earthy and modern.
So she devotes part of her shop to reasonably priced, tasteful food-related wares — some witty, all attractive and functional: one-of-a-kind serving platters and bowls ($11 to $95); swirly Murano glass bottle stoppers ($12.50); lovely tea towels ($12.50); and a child's cooking kit ($16.50).
It is one of several one-of-a-kind Island homes that previously served various idiosyncratic functions.
John Derian's decoupage paperweights, vases and serving dishes — one-of-a-kind pieces covered with layered images of flowers, animals and antique script sealed under handblown glass — may be coveted both uptown and downtown, but they come at a price: the paperweights start at $30 and larger items can cost several thousand dollars.
It's a one-of-a-kind competition that creates instant credibility and serves as a tremendous catalyst in launching your startup to the next level".
For the holiday season, she sells candle holders, brightly painted tin ornaments, pewter serving sets and one-of-a-kind figurines.
As much as being enshrined in the hall alongside several hundred other musicians who've made it since inductions began in 1986, the annual ceremony is also a chance for members of the pop music community to gather, salute a handful of their peers and serve up often one-of-a-kind performances.
Often they were one-of-a-kind.
"Something like this is a one-of-a-kind experience".
A gorgeous, one-of-a-kind BlueTooth speaker for $249?
