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top-of-the-line
[top-uhv-thuh-lahyn]
adjective
being the best and usually the most expensive of its kind.
The company previewed its top-of-the-line carpeting.
Example Sentences
"He is not settled," Parris tells the BBC at his South East London workshop, which has been producing top-of-the-line cues for more than 40 years.
Tesla says its top-of-the-line superchargers need 15 minutes to add 200 miles of charge.
It launched its Total Health plan as a top-of-the-line “membership” service including extensive blood work twice a year and telehealth consultations for $99 a month, payable at $1,188 annually in advance, in 2023.
Bates would ultimately garner unstinting praise for her performance as the prickly, foul-mouthed housekeeper—a role, in fact, she would retrospectively call her favorite of her career, in part because director Taylor Hackford set aside time for meticulous preparations: a dialect coach to master Maine’s soft “r” and elongated vowels, a movement expert to stiffen her deportment for the later time frame, and top-of-the-line wig and makeup artists brought in from Italy.
“Once they prove that they’re capable of delivering a consistent, robust, top-of-the-line, premium experience for these events that consumers have grown to expect, then I have no doubt that we’re going to get there,” said Rob Rosenberg, a former Showtime Networks executive and founder of New York-based Telluride Legal Strategies.
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