Sentence examples for premium makes from inspiring English sources

Some premium makes sense.

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.

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

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.

In a way, of course, Mediafed's focus on all things premium makes things a bit easier for the company to turn a profit.

Additionally, the addition of the new Windows 7 Home Premium makes mobile computing more reliable and responsive, enhancing the user experience.

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

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

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

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

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.