Sentence examples for premium made from inspiring English sources

An employee with a $5,200 yearly premium made a choice to go with the Cadillac of plans.

Donnell Brown, the alliance's executive director, said the members brought samples to Premium, made trial blends and agreed on the final version.

Picard, of course, prefers the current flexibility; his company, Picard, charges more than twice as much for its premium "Made in Germany" line as for its standard products — though the former includes, for example, a purse that is partially assembled in Tunisia from Italian leather and then finished in Germany.

Here are a few favorite sources: ELI'S MANHATTAN, 1411 Third Avenue (80th Street), (212) 717-8100, and ELI'S VINEGAR FACTORY, 431 East 91st Street, (212) 987-0885, sell the best gefilte fish I have tasted: their traditional premium, made with matzo meal and flecks of carrot.

Suggestions that the government should sweeten the sales by buying loans at a premium make little sense.

"The [train] ticket prices are sold at a premium, making it too expensive for commuters and families looking for a seaside day out.

High-intensity lamps, called H.I.D.'s, now come on many high-end cars from BMW, Mercedes-Benz and other premium makes, and are starting to appear on midrange luxury models like Mr. Reznik's Acura coupe.

The bank said: Misys would be on the expensive side of Temenos' recent acquisitions, particularly if we factor in a take-out premium, making an acquisition less likely if cheaper assets remain.

As we have seen, a higher certified price premium makes certification optimal for the producer under a broader set of circumstances.

Viasoft was doing fine solving more mundane computer problems, but the millennium hype and its Y2K premium make it especially vulnerable to a slowdown.

Volume of 71,000 lots at the March 2.5 strike suggests put buyers expect further downside pressure on the share price, although we'd note that the prevailing 6-cent premium makes this a cheap play.