Sentences with phrase «posh name»

Say what you will about the posh name — Upper East Side — but kudos to South African developer Swish Property Group for spearheading what will be South Africa's first green mixed - use development.

The latter is nothing more than a posh name for vinyl, so the QX30 easily wins that contest.

The NuLuxe material that wraps the seats is disappointing — it is a posh name for vinyl.

Fancy something delicious with a posh name?

Not exact matches

Brits love keeping tabs on Posh and Becks and — even when they must guess the names — reading about other soccer stars, the only big - name athletes they have.

According to UK high society and fashion magazine Tatler, the «best posh baby names of 2017» includes some real gems.

You know it's a good name if Posh Spice herself gave her baby boy the name.

Beautiful Swarovski crystal and sterling silver bling by Paci Posh make for unique baby gifts with a personal touch, as many of these shimmering treasures are able to be monogrammed or personalized with your child's name or initals.

While it is often considered a high class, posh British name, it is a wonderfully masculine name with a lot of character.

I feel like if you name you baby Sterling then you should definitely make sure he has some preppy baby clothes and the poshest stroller and nursery money can buy.

Thackeray is the type of literary boy's name that's hugely popular among parents looking for a posh or English name with a bit of culture to it.

Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, has attracted attention because of his posh first name and questions about whether, having been privately educated, he would send his child to private school.

The difference can be seen in «Flushed Away's» opening scene, where we meet a pet mouse named Roddy (voiced by Hugh Jackman) living in a spanking - clean white apartment in the posh London neighborhood of Kensington.

It makes me chuckle that one reviewer said the characters were unrealistic, this is obviously written by an American whom through terrible movie portrayals of evil - villains and posh butlers believes every Brit to be on first name terms with the queen, dine on crumpets with rotten teeth and glug tea down with our pinkies raised.

When he returns home, the writer — whose first name is Alan but is mostly referred to as Blue — tries to readjust to his previous posh life as a successful generator of witty plays and humorous magazine essays.

Debonair heartthrob and household name George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) coasts from movie to movie and lives in high style — posh home, trophy wife (Penelope Ann Miller), loyal valet (James Cromwell) and faithful companion, a Jack Russell terrier.

Behaving in a manner suggested by their descriptive names, Stinky, Lovey, Bitey, Loudy, Captain and Nimrod proceed to turn his posh, penthouse apartment upside - down.

Colin Keith ends up running away with Lulu, who takes him to a posh hotel where a mysterious musician named Beverly Luff Linn (Craig Robinson) is set to perform.

And as the titular character in Todd Haynes» new film, Carol, Blanchett takes on yet another layered, complex role — the Platonic Ideal of a posh New Jersey housewife circa 1950 who's thunderstruck by a young Manhattan shopgirl named Therese (Rooney Mara).

The boutique sells flashy, upmarket Italian gear — lots of bright blues and posh linen — and you can get a stone - cooked pizza 12 hours a day at Spaccanapoli, named after the Naples street that is pizza heaven.

Alarmists use posh spice to shout down the list, even though that name lasted a couple days before the checks identified the attempted sabotage and removed it.

So when you say look posh spice was on the list, you are drawing attention to the sabotage, done by the alarmists, and away from the other 29,998 names.

When your name sounds like Snozzlebert Mugglewump, or is an abbreviation of Archibald, and everything about your bearing and hair suggests, accurately, that you went to public school, it is easy to feel, as you say you do in a Radio Times interview, that there's a lot of «posh - bashing that goes on».