| Branch networks are moribund expensive luxuries, yet customers like branches. |
| Victoria felt even more guilty as she eyed up the luxuries dotted around the room. |
| Rather than rare luxuries for royalty or nobility, well-made gloves were soon to be made available for everyone. |
| It's easy to forget that luxuries such as fitted carpets and central heating are comparatively recent. |
| A washing machine and a refrigerator were luxuries which made the life of the housewife much easier. |
| Lottery money has to be sought, not for luxuries or extravagances, but to maintain parks and public areas. |
