Sentence examples for word premium from inspiring English sources

Before I made that first phone call, I confess I didn't know exactly what the word "premium" meant.

>> You didn't use the word premium but you did talk about in terms of your business model.

Amazon's Echo is a lot of things to a lot of people — but the word "premium" never really enters the conversation.

Well, surprise, surprise, a study conducted by Mintel for BurgerBusiness last year reported that usage of the word premium on restaurant-chain menus has soared.

A 2011 Technomic report found that premium was the most persuasive menu term for getting customers to order an item with beef; 28% of surveyed consumers said they'd be more likely to order beef with the word premium, and they'd be willing to pay a 5% premium for their premium order.

In other words, Premium works as both a standalone product and an add-on to Office 365 Home.

In the heyday of consumer electronics, the words "premium audio" and "Panasonic" wouldn't have seemed so incongruous.

In other words, premium pricing can only be achieved with a premium brand, in addition to providing high quality products and service, of course.

A: In other words: Premium Rush is one of the most ridiculous movies that I have ever seen.

In other words, premium support would ensure that all seniors get basic coverage, but if they wanted more expansive coverage they'd have to pay for it themselves.

The words "premium" and "gourmet" and the like are marketing speak and don't mean anything more than what the overall packaging suggests to the consumer.