Sentence examples for premium wares from inspiring English sources
Padilla assures that the new endeavor will also carry the premium wares -- a Victorian coat from the Barcelona Opera House or a Gang of Four T-shirt from 1979 -- for which his stores in New York and L.A. are known.
Although ironstone and wood for charcoal were relatively common in most areas, the best smiths could nevertheless command a premium for their wares, and in some regions of deep blown sand or wide alluvial soils, where ores were not available, iron tools and weapons had to be bought from itinerant tinkers.
A final thought on getting something fast and frugal: Luxury brands like BMW and Mercedes-Benz will always command a price premium that puts their wares just out of reach for someone looking to save money.
Some Internet retailers that specialize in classical music, like Ariama, a Web store owned and operated by Sony, have put a premium on refining metadata for their wares, making it blissfully easy to shop for recordings by searching for a composer, a soloist, an orchestra, a conductor, a musical style or a historical period.
Bilateral ties would be at a premium as Britain sought to promote its wares in a fast-changing world.
The company is also working with insurance firms so they can offer better premiums to firms which use Technogym's wares to monitor the exercise regimes of their employees.For Mr Alessandri, such offerings are only the beginning.
Changing consumer preferences about shopping and the high cost of operating brick-and-mortar stores are inspiring premium brands to rethink how they sell their wares.
The vendors exhibit their wares proudly, separating them into a spectrum of premium, regular and discount.
Google's Chrome Web Store is launching this October, giving users the ability to purchase premium web applications (and developers an easy way to sell their wares).
Wong argues there is a "new wave" of premium apps hitting mobile devices, as developers seek ways to make their wares stand out from the freemium herd.
