Rolls-Royce

British  

/ ˌrəʊlzˈrɔɪs /

noun

1. Also called (informal): Rolls.  a make of very high-quality, luxurious, and prestigious British car. The Rolls-Royce company is no longer British-owned

2. anything considered to be the very best of its kind

---

Etymology

Origin of Rolls-Royce

named after its designers, Charles Stewart Rolls (1877–1910), English pioneer motorist and aviator, and Sir (Frederick) Henry Royce (1863–1933), English engineer, who founded the Rolls-Royce Company (1906)

Example Sentences

Maybe other jet engine makers like GE Aerospace, Safran, Rolls-Royce, or RTX could find some new business with AI hyperscalers.

From Barron's

The group–which owns Mini and Rolls-Royce as well as its namesake brand and a motorcycle business–is betting that a new generation of software-first vehicles launched on its Neue Klasse platform will allow it to refresh its lineup both in EVs and traditional gas-powered cars.

From The Wall Street Journal

The original Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, Mr. Brand writes, “was manufactured as a bespoke, unique vehicle, meticulously crafted by a dedicated team.”

From The Wall Street Journal

KellyBronze Turkey – The KellyBronze turkey — shipped fresh for Thanksgiving and sold freshly frozen for Christmas and Easter — is the kind of heritage bird people compare to a Rolls-Royce.

From Salon

The ‘Rolls-Royce of Turkey’ is coming to America.

From MarketWatch