Meanings of high-ticket in English

Throw out ninety-five percent of this junk and specialize in high-ticket collector items.

Only when I buy a high-ticket item is my mailbox filled with poncey catalogs.

When it comes to shopping for high-ticket consumer goods, most of us think we are canny buyers.

Thus, new players in high-ticket art auctioning believe that the time is ripe for an end-run around the market leaders.

On all sides stood heaps of car parts, chassis, rows of BMWs, Mercedes, Corvettes, and other high-ticket vehicles awaiting transformation.

And William Esty has a very shrewd concept: Don't take on a lot of accounts, just a few high-ticket, very large accounts.

One solution being pursued now is to produce on its own many of the core, high-ticket parts Daihatsu currently buys from Toyota suppliers.

Enter the Pocket Wizard, a high-ticket set of RF remotes that can trigger your flashes via radio, increasing range and working around corners.

It's odd then that this high-ticket Dublin show will be remembered more for Smokey's extraordinary satin strides and dressing-gown than what he actually sang.

The occasion of our encounter was the Napa Valley Wine Auction, a high-ticket la-de-da charity event held on the lawn of a sprawling country house-hotel.