A house one hundred feet long and twenty-five feet wide, filled mainly with Black Hamburg, with a few other choice varieties, would afford a great luxury, and prove a profitable investment.
Five or six trees would afford the children in a family a great luxury, annually.
Brought up in great luxury, he is much regarded by even the foremost of car-warriors.
Besides, Duryodhana hath been brought up in great luxury, in wealth and possessions, he is a king of men.
It is a great luxury to practise as a specialist in almost any class of diseases.
The old professor could not help admiring him, notwithstanding certain suspicious elements in his character; for after muddy village talk, a clear stream of intelligent conversation was a great luxury to the hard-headed scholar.
They are sold at a high price, and considered a great luxury, consequently only consumed by the great people of China, chiefly by the emperor and his court.
Let the young housekeeper remember that the pretty entrees made out of yesterday's roast chicken or turkey will be a great saving as well as a great luxury, and she will learn to make them.
Place near the tub a towel-rack hung with fresh towels, both damask and Turkish, and if a full-length Turkish towel be added it will be a great luxury.
Codfish is a family stand-by, but a tasteless fish unless covered with oysters or something very good; but salt-codfish balls are a great luxury.
English bell-tents arrived for the Light Division, to replace the poor and small Portuguese ones, which proved a great luxury.
We had been very ill-off for some days for bread, so that some of these proved a great luxury.
In the evening caught some mackerel, which was a great luxury.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great luxury" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
