Sentence examples for Lavish commodities from inspiring English sources

In many cases, the steep cost of lavish commodities has softened if by margins still prohibitive to anyone but the most fortunate.

Including his 2003 purchase of the team, the Russian commodities magnate lavished over $1 billion on the club.

The epitome of "Romantic New York," The Pierre/Taj is quiet, lavish without being showy, and exceedingly elegant, all with that nearly extinct commodity: a friendly, anticipatory, human touch.

After a $100 million renovation in 2009, the intimate and refined Pierre Hotel is the epitome of "Romantic New York" - quiet, lavish without being showy, and eminently elegant - all with that rare commodity: a friendly, anticipatory human touch.

So in need of praise is this fragile man that the lavishing or withholding of this commodity could be a negotiating tool: He gets more applause if he brings less crazy.

Lavish dinners.

[from lavish.] Profusely; prodigally.

It was lavish!

Despite more lavish spending.

It's not lavish.

Lavish spending resumed.