Sentence examples for uncommon goods from inspiring English sources

Uncommon Goods is usually only a Web site and catalog.

Grab & Dry terrycloth dish towel gloves; $20 a pair at Uncommon Goods, (888) 365-0056, uncommongoods.com.

18. Herb Keeper for storing cuttings in water; $20 at Uncommon Goods, (888) 365-0056, uncommongoods.com.

2. The Weather Shower Curtain comes with explanatory graphics; $30 from Uncommon Goods, uncommongoods.com or (888) 365-0056.

A dinner plate is $30; a salad plate, $20; and a soup bowl, $22 from Uncommon Goods, www.uncommongoods.com or (888) 365-0056.

On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 21 through Dec. 23, there will be a holiday sale at the Uncommon Goods warehouse, 221 West 17th Street, near Seventh Avenue.

Fanny is introduced into the Bertram house as an inferior – a poor relation who is being done a great kindness and must always be "sensible of her uncommon good fortune", as Mrs Norris puts it.

What's more, Mr. Selechnik, who has $300 million in proceeds from recent sales and uncommon good will from banks, sees the hemorrhaging real estate market as an open season for bargain hunting.

"There has never been a more beautiful bride," a reporter wrote of the 18-year-old Ginevra, praising the couple's "gay and gallant air, their uncommon good looks, the distinguished appearance of both sets of parents".

Until he quit as work and pensions secretary in a failed attempt to oust Gordon Brown last year, James Purnell's career seemed characterised by uncommon good fortune, a talent for forging connections and a deft ability to make the most of any opportunity.

Was this, as one person put it, "a referendum on the mayor himself?" One thing is clear: Ms. Bolden -- the Newark native and longtime teacher and administrator here whose 1999 appointment as superintendent took some of the sting out of the colonial feel of the state takeover of the district -- was the beneficiary of some uncommon good will.