Sentence examples for At extravagant from inspiring English sources

Complaints of stuffiness, erratic food at extravagant prices and preferential treatment of regulars were commonplace.

Administration officials, however, say such a move would amount to a modest grace period bought at extravagant and wasteful expense.

When cotton and its substitutes were weakly held at extravagant prices, the sudden occurrence of so great a catastrophe must have caused of itself many failures.

As the key sideman in Miles Davis's band during its 1960 European tour, Coltrane played at extravagant length, often far longer than did Davis himself.

He was a self-indulgent epicure who often ran the table at extravagant 10-course dinners and died — suitably enough — of a stroke at 46.

It's easy to see why: EDM – a hybrid of house, dubstep and trance – trades in safe, inclusive, upbeat music that is played at extravagant live shows to vast crowds.

After Euro Disney, there was a whirlwind of public courtship — Sarkozy and Bruni at Luxor, the President with big Ray-Bans and his shirt unbuttoned at the throat, staying at an extravagant resort, on the cover of every slick magazine — and, within two months, they had married.

We meet at an extravagant Australian/Indian festival of culture at the city's Olympic park.

An incredibly ornate 18th century table fountain 13 feet in length and originally used by German count Heinrich von Brühl to delight guests at an extravagant banquet recently went on display at the V&A in London after extensive restoration.

Italian news agencies reported that Andrea Bocelli, the pop-tenor sensation, would sing at an extravagant dinner on Saturday.

The mood is mellow, restrained; with four musicians she can only hint at the extravagant gestures of her bigger projects.