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five-star

[fahyv-stahr] / ˈfaɪvˈstɑr /












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Wyle is looking forward to the reaction now that the show has dropped in the UK, and it's already received four- and five-star reviews in the likes of The Guardian, The Independent, Empire, The Telegraph and The Times.

From BBC

With its five-star resorts, fine wine and world-class cuisine, this Napa Valley enclave is the latest battleground over housing in California, where stratospheric home prices force workers to commute up to an hour each way or cram into shared rooms.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to the Slovenians, the alleged Black Cube operatives wore disguises and posed as investors seeking to build data centers, and invited public figures close to the government to five-star hotels in Vienna, London and Zagreb, Croatia, from December to February.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before last offseason, he even said that he would even turn down a five-star recruit in favor of adding more seasoned veterans and professional players from Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal

That’s rather gloomy, but don’t seek or expect a five-star review from your stepchildren, especially with two adult children whose needs are exacerbated by their own financial instability and likely growing resentment that their father has enough money to answer all of their problems, but has married a woman 20 years younger.

From MarketWatch