Sentence examples for plush house from inspiring English sources
ReprintsSince he stepped down, Mr Khasawneh's plush house in Amman, the capital, has become a place of pilgrimage for reformers keen to hail the latest addition to the ranks of those who challenge the king.
The force of the explosion inside Mr Rabbani's plush house triggered the "duck and cover" alarms at the American embassy down the street.American diplomats and generals had dismissed the previous week's incident as a sideshow.
A large family, a plush house and cars, frequent skiing trips to Colorado and massive church donations required the kind of salary few if any licensed pharmacists would ever earn.
4 New Station St, Leeds, LS1 5DL; 0113 242 0275; friendsofham.com The Alchemist Plush house plants and showers of fairy lights are a backdrop to what really matters here: cocktails.
"They take you to a plush house and ply you with champagne, and at the end of it you get to work with fantastic material – they give you free fur, make it to your specifications, and then you put it down the runway and they hopefully get a lot of publicity for it".
The warm, rolling bass tones, faraway vocal snips, buoyant hand drums, and slight shuffle jive well with the label's plush house aesthetic, not to mention the vibe of dwindling hot days.
But recently large shopping malls and plush housing developments have come up on its crowded streets.
The top people still have their Cadillacs, plush houses, servants and satellite dishes; the poor cannot even afford to buy meat.
With time and encroaching urban development, some burial sites from the period have disappeared, hidden under huge rubbish tips or inside the gardens of plush housing estates.
The owner also organises boat tours and will take you out on the Danube, pointing out the wildlife and the plush houses of rich footballers.
While Newham has a few of the plush houses more characteristic of other, wealthier parts of the capital – and is supposed to be one of the main beneficiaries of post-Olympics regeneration– it is home to some of the capital's most deprived communities.
