Sentence examples for something of a premium from inspiring English sources

Actual tunes have been at something of a premium.

As a result there is something of a premium on assertive exclamations.

White pepper became something of a premium item, priced accordingly and lauded by chefs for use in ice cream.

It is priced at something of a premium because of its charm and character, Mr. Germanus said; many of Antwerp's larger, older homes have been demolished.

James M. Moroney III, publisher of The Morning News, said that the printed newspaper was becoming something of a premium product and that too much attention was paid to circulation figures, considering all that has changed.

Readers are probably already aware of Monster's M.O., but those who have never had the pleasure, Monster takes commodity products like cables and uses their marketing prowess to give them something of a premium aura.

It will also be a high-quality, premium product – something for which a premium price can be charged.

"We're selling something different at a premium price, like a Bang & Aloofness sound system," says Minoli.

"We're selling something different at a premium price, like a Bang & Olufsen sound system," says Minoli.

With Showtime pot comedy "Weeds" also slated to end after its upcoming eighth season, the premium network is entering something of a transitional period.

To some, that is a significant premium for a company described as something of a fixer-upper.