NUMBER 21 Central Park South is one of New York City's swankier addresses.
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For those who turn left as they board, life aloft is swankier than ever.
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Even if quality declines, on short-haul routes BA's monied clientele have few swankier alternatives.
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Pruitt has also been lobbying hard for a swankier gig — attorney general, should Trump fire Sessions.
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She also gives me a potential cocktail recipe that's a "swankier, more delicious Long Island Iced Tea".
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Entry-level rooms at popular hotels start as low as $100 per night, up to $350 for swankier digs.
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The CEO claimed to ride coach about a third of the time — typically when the swankier seats were already booked.
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Conventional developers are starting to play with the idea, bringing a swankier gloss to what had been homespun group housing.
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Airbnb offers affordable options throughout the city (average rate, $73), with plenty of stylishly modern apartments in the swankier Chiaia neighborhood.
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Slightly swankier accommodations at the University Hotel & Suites, less than two miles from downtown, offered standard rooms at $303 per night on Hotel.
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But now the Midwest is getting into the mix, and it's swankier than ever before — at least in terms of average household income.
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Brin has even swankier digs in New York City's tony West Village, where he's neighbors with celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker and Tiger Woods.
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The latest is Singapore Airlines, which has unveiled a new bidding system in which economy-class flyers can bid for a swankier seat in premium economy.
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This was fancy food, if hardly Italian, and within just a few years you could find tetrazzini in the dining rooms of the nation's swankier hotels.
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Many of the Wolt regulars offer their full menus, but four of Helsinki's swankier spots have prepared special tasting menus just for customers at the pop-up.
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Seems that Bob is a stray that turned up at her parents' rural ranch in Crawford, Texas, and scored himself a ticket to their swankier digs in Dallas.
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Book the Belmond Charleston Place starting at $329 per nightIf you don't mind spending extra cash before the wedding, it doesn't get much swankier than the Belmond Charleston Place.
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Every week seems to bring a new and even swankier real estate company to our doors, taunting all us poor journalists with listings for £550,000 Regency townhouses and luxury condos.
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And if you don't have one of those swankier toilet seats that slowly lowers on its own, the SmartNūdge includes dampers so that the seat doesn't come crashing down with a loud slam each time.
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He added that some of the items often found in low-cost hotels, like plastic cups in wrappers or plastic bags for the ice buckets, can actually offer more germ protection than their swankier counterparts.
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While many of the Americans she would enlighten will have to actually consider leaving this country to get health care if Trump is elected, Sarandon can always return to the swankier precincts of Europe, where she has lived much of her life.
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For a swankier option, try Casa Arsenal, where the city's well-heeled relax in a courtyard filled with tables and chairs, surrounded by miniature versions of chic craft breweries, cafes, patisseries and restaurants, as well as a bookshop and a co-working space.
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Whether used as artful decor pieces or strictly for fragrance, these little home buys are prime examples of flexibly-affordable luxury; you can scoop up a myriad of scents and styles ranging between chic $10 and under steals to swankier $50 and up finds.
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Cafecito Organico: If you're craving great coffee in Silver Lake but not in the mood to deal with any of the pretentiousness that often comes when stopping at some of the swankier places on Sunset, head straight to this low-key spot tucked away from the main strip.
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While attendees from overseas account for half of ticket sales, a bigger chunk of revenue comes from corporate boxes sold to the likes of Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan, who pay up to $50,000 for space to host employees and customers, and more than twice as much for swankier suites.
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The image is somewhat reminiscent of the Last Supper, only in this case Jesus and his disciples have taken the shape of Kanye West, Timothée Chalamet, Kid Cudi, and Pete Davidson, who have all gathered at what could possibly be a private dining room at the Midtown Manhattan Benihana, or maybe somewhere swankier like Nobu.
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Neil Hirsch was born in 1948. At the age of 21, he dropped out of college and founded Telerate, a global communications network, where he served as President and Chief Executive.Reuters, "The Media: Dow Jones Makes an Offer for Remainder of Telerate", The Los Angeles Times, September 22, 1989.'Hamptons polo gets swankier', in The New York Post, June 16, 2011 By 1990, he sold to Dow Jones & Company for more than $1.5 billion.
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