luxury造句

Fulminate against luxury and idleness

It symbolizes power, nobility, luxury, and ambition.

How to penalize the luxury officers?

The luxury model gives a smoother ride.

The food and service befitted a luxury hotel.

"Gives himself up to pride, luxury and license"

In my opinion you won't go, you're habituated to luxury.

It is the antithesis of a boutique displaying luxury goods.

Many people are fulminating against luxury and idleness.

Remember that the most innocent time, I hope our luxury, we no longer have the estrangement.

From the sheepskin floor MATS to the retractable winged hood ornament, the Phantom is a luxury.

In Europe, the Orient Express earned a reputation for ostentatious luxury and spawned several rivals.

Pundits are coining phrases such as "austerity chic" and "luxury shame".

Time is money, family a luxury – the world has most conclusively changed.

Gianni Versace SpA has closed its boutiques in Japan, a sign of how one of the world's biggest luxury markets is beginning to lose its luster with some luxury brands.

And as luxury firms expand in Asia and the Americas, they will continue to suffer currency woes.

“Handwritten” is the name of a new fashion range, by Tanya Sarne, that seeks to evoke luxury and craftsmanship.

The night included a romantic cruise on a luxury yacht along the waters of the Huangpu River.

To say that travel is the luxury - and not necessity - of the fossil fuel generation is an over-simplification.

Knowledgeable about private planes, luxury cars and new gadgetry, Salem became, as Coll puts it, a “royal concierge.”

The boutique expresses a world of luxury, importance and elegance as originally but through a design language that is more approachable, lightly enjoyable, and bright and unbelievably etiquette.

I am glad Gemma was under no illusion that this was a luxury holiday - otherwise she would have dumped me for booking it.

There's been no shortage of outrage in Congress about CEOs and their corporate jets, but members of Congress know something about luxury travel, too.

The Orient Express, which began operating in the 1880s, was a name that became synonymous with luxury rail service and the intrigue of exotic lands.

All will enjoy a luxury lifestyle in the cocoon with its own specially regulated temperate climate - including many facilities to make inhabitants of other cities envious.

Private islands. Miles of ivory beaches. You can dive or snorkel with whale sharks and manta rays by day and stay in a luxury villa with a private plunge pool by night.

At a luxury hotel in Japan, for example, if you try to tip anyone from the wait staff at a top restaurant to the hotel concierge, your gesture will be perceived as a rude and flagrant show of wealth.

Buying luxury goods, conversely, tends to be an endless cycle of one-upmanship, in which the neighbors have a fancy new car and — bingo! — now you want one, too, scholars say.

But there is also a "China price" at the top end of the market, as rich Chinese bid up the price of rare, luxury goods to levels that make western rivals go pale and slink out of the auction room.

As compared with their opposite numbers in past ages, they were less avaricious, less tempted by luxury, hungrier for pure power, and, above all, more conscious of what they were doing and more intent on crushing opposition.