Small
Upscale
Upscale adjective - Appealing to affluent consumers.
Both words in one sentence
- They generally specialize in upscale street food; cupcakes and other baked goods are particularly popular, although plenty specialize in quick lunches, and one particular truck in Providence, RI has been operating for over a century as a (very small) sit-down diner.
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Shortly afterward, the news ticker at the bottom of the screen starts saying things like BREAKING NEWS: Small explosion rocks upscale home of late night talk show host, Lori Prince.
Source: Coincidental Broadcast -
Thomas Raith, Rich Idiot with No Day Job extraordinaire (well, he does have a day job at this point, but it's at an upscale hair salon so it doesn't count) gets a monstrous white Hummer in Small Favor which Harry promptly half-wrecks.
Source: Hummer Dinger
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