Posh used in a sentence

Posh in a sentence as an adjective

We didn’t really like the city center, way to posh for us.

Now I live in a posh area of Pune and jog through slums fairly regularly.

I assumed I could save couple of hundred dollars by working from my apartment instead of a posh office.

>Frantz washes dishes at the Capital Grille restaurant, a posh steak house near the harbor in Miami's financial district.

If no luck after a long time, watch your peers rise to big places in corporates- marry a girl, have kids,send them to posh schools, have a car and live in a 80L 3BHK Flat.

Then after a while, you arrive in a 5 star hotel, in the most posh neighborhood/city in India, not 10 seconds away from slums/garbage/cows/dirt.

You might have a hard time scaling this outside of really posh areas, but I'd bet that if you can make a profit delivering 5$ loaves in SF that you could do it for cheaper with the same margins in less wealthy areas.

I grew up in an eastern European country where property taxes don't exist, and so there are tons of people who live in quite posh inherited/grandfathered-from-communist-times residences while receiving tiny incomes in comparison.

I'm not sure what the purpose of this post is?Is it to show how expensive the iPad is, or to show how little Chinese workers earn on average?When I was younger and less experienced as a developer, I worked as the groundskeeper for some posh apartments that I would never be able to afford.