“Here I was, down on my luck, eyeing failure, while Guy was on the rise, living in posh hotels and backed by the resources of a huge multinational corporation.”

“I avoided my schoolmates, few of whom liked me because I was a Sassenach and spoke with a posh accent.”

“Jordanians feel that a bit of a boogie makes a meal go down easier, so live music and a dancefloor are a must at posher establishments.”

“British tradition dictates that the posher you are, the more eccentric the headgear.”

“Well, James May will offer more comic relief as the posher, allegedly geekier member of the team.”

“Worse, the poshest individual regiments effectively reserve public appointments, in the form of commissions, for friends of the old school tie.”

“This was the poshest colony in the town, and all the inhabitants of the area were sons or grandsons, or great grandsons of big shots.”

“We went to Atlantic City for a weekend and stayed at the Borgata, the poshest hotel in town.”