Sentence examples for usual luxury from inspiring English sources
After demolition the developer placed a billboard on the vacant lot, prominently visible to uptown traffic, promising the usual "luxury building".
In the pit Mr. Levine steers the Juilliard Orchestra, which showed a responsiveness on Tuesday not unlike that of his usual luxury vehicle at the Met.
It shares a home with Café Boulud (the chef and owner, in his whites, is sometimes found cuddled up here on a banquette) and offers Mr. Boulud's usual luxury and precision.
(Oh, that we were really travelling this way!) Apart from the usual luxury facilities, British Airways has invested in a series of intriguing art installations relating to the travel experience.
ALONG with a room, the usual luxury amenities and a gift shop stocked with beautiful books on Paris, guests at Sofitel, the new hotel on West 44th Street, are rewarded with an unexpected privilege.
But look just past the usual luxury items on the menu -- foie gras, truffles, crab meat -- and Mr. Sugie's flavors are punchy, even proletarian: black soy sauce, beef cheeks, smoky mashed potatoes and hearty linguine with house-made XO sauce.
Along with the usual luxuries (think posh vodka, chocolate and beauty products), a vagina rejuvenation procedure is also being offered for 2014.
The usual luxuries apply such as rubberized handles for your precious.
Mr. Donnelly said he believed the lower-than-usual luxury numbers had to do with fewer European tourists and few compelling reasons for high-end shoppers to visit stores in July.
As is usual with luxury developments, an onsite restaurant, gym and spa are planned and should make rental easier.
Designed as a sexier, sportier alternative to the usual German luxury players, the Ghibli is the most affordable Maserati in decades: $69,800 for the standard Ghibli with rear-wheel drive and 345 horsepower, or $77,900 for the all-wheel-drive S Q4 and its 404hp, twin-turbo 3-litre gasoline V6.
