He lives in luxury.

Tom lives in the lap of luxury.

Africans are not needy for luxury.

They used to live in luxury.

I would like to live in luxury.

I would like to live in luxury.

Sometimes you can indulge yourself in some luxury.

I've always wondered what it would be like to live in the lap of luxury.

Oh, that sponging apparatchik, living high on our penury.

And that's a new way of looking at luxury goods.

I was recently at a conference on luxury organized by the Herald Tribune in Istanbul.

Consumption demand for luxury goods is unlikely to solve the problem.

Through the blood and sweat in the mines they do not only produce wealth that is alienated from them, they also produce the fat cats, which wine and dine on naked bodies and call that sushi.

But a slowdown in China s economic growth cannot really be blamed for slower sales of luxury goods or empty malls.

We had enough luxury, comfort, clarity of vision, and extra room for more grief.

Here they have managed to increase the floor space while using quality materials that give the space its luxurious edge.

Their society was meant to be puritanical, frugal, non permissive, with laws against conspicuous consumption and luxuries.

The point is that developed countries still dominate the income bracket that can afford luxury goods. The explosive growth recorded by this segment in emerging markets in recent years reflected entry into previously untapped markets, with the subsequent slowdown resulting from saturation.

The point is that developed countries still dominate the income bracket that can afford luxury goods.

Nevertheless, there remains a nagging sense that universities are luxuries now that ordinary people are struggling to make ends meet.

It is logical that something had to precede the golden luxury of Varna something like a tiny gold bead created in Tell Yunatsite.

as the number one market for luxury brands that's not including the Chinese expenditures in Europe and elsewhere.

Post Second World War For many years after their introduction, vacuum cleaners remained a luxury item, but after the Second World War, they became common among the middle classes.

They don t have the luxury of restricting suffrage to property owners, or to more educated citizens.

And impoverished not from extravagance. That would not matter so much to spend like a nobleman is their business only the noblesse know how to do it.

We got used to life as it must have been before the invention of the light bulb, resigned to the disappearance of this modern luxury.

(If one worried about double taxation, one could allow a credit for corporate taxes on individual tax returns.) It may also be possible to impose taxes on luxury goods (many of which are imported), thereby promoting equity without stifling growth.

It may also be possible to impose taxes on luxury goods (many of which are imported), thereby promoting equity without stifling growth.

And this room needing an apology was full of luxuries, such as Dolly had never lived among, which reminded her of the best hotels abroad.

Demand for luxury goods is booming, alongside weak demand for goods and services consumed by lower income groups.

The crowds of ordinary civilians and journalists who later flooded the abandoned presidential palace, on the other hand, took their time, marveling at an opulence even Yanukovich's sharpest critics found shocking.

Paired with our new VIF options, we're looking forward to ensuring this year students reach university with minimum fuss and maximum luxury.

According to information from market research company CLSA, with a volume of 15 billion euros annually, China is the third largest market for luxury items, and the fastest growing.

The withdrawal of the high denomination notes is very bad for cash driven industries like luxury, jewelry and real estate, and it remains to be seen what the impact on the economy will be.

The dinner, the dining room, the dinner service, the servants and the wine and the food were not merely in keeping with the general tone of modern luxury in the house, but seemed even more luxurious and more modern than the rest.

Indeed, Hong Kong's fur industry caters mostly to those seeking luxury items, though cheap fur products from mainland China, where the industry isn't monitored closely, have flooded Hong Kong's local market.

Ambivalence towards luxury has helped the Afghans survive the hardship they have endured over the years, and the basic life is one that many prefer, even if they are wealthy.

SINGAPORE Luxury brand companies stock prices plunged in July, after their financial results disappointed investors, owing largely to slower sales in emerging markets, especially in China.

Observers interpret al Khatib's comments as a reference to the passage of vast amounts of luxury goods through Jordan into Iraq, one of the means by which Saddam has been able to reward his followers.

Simply put, we Syrians did not have the luxury of choice, while others had plans to dispose of their damaged goods on our land, using the blood of our youth.

For elegance and pomp, head next to Le Marais, north of Place de la Bastille and indulge in the fashionable assortment of hotels, cafes and restaurants that adorn it before visiting Musee Picasso, showcasing an impressive variety of the artist s work.

Of course, in order to pressure North Korea s government to give up its nuclear option, the current international economic sanctions, which target WMD related products and luxury goods, probably should continue.

Could the crisis remind us that we buy luxury items more because of the status they bring than because of their intrinsic value? Could it help us to appreciate that many things are more central to our happiness than our ability to spend money on fashion, expensive watches, and fine dining?

Could the crisis remind us that we buy luxury items more because of the status they bring than because of their intrinsic value?

All she saw when driving up to the house and passing through it, and now in her room, gave her the impression of abundance and elegance and of that novel European luxury which she had read about in English novels, but had never yet seen in Russia in the country.