Sentence examples for a less extravagant from inspiring English sources

With the old Yankees now adopting a less extravagant free agency strategy, are the Tigers now the kings of profligacy?

For a less extravagant option, try the bungalows at the Hôtel Emeraude Plage (St. Jean; 590-590-276-478; www.comraudeplage.com).com

Since Pope Francis sold his Mercedes-Benz Popemobile in favour of a less extravagant car, it was unlikely he would keep the Harley Davidson for his personal use.

One possible recommendation would be that the human race beat a quick retreat from material progress & get back to a less extravagant way of life.

In 1950, another driver, George Geddes, "fed up with bus driving," as he later explained, took his Bronx bus on a less extravagant holiday.

But the young Dutch designer Maarten Baas scored the marketing coup of the week with a less extravagant digital venture — an iPhone app based on his Real Time project, in which actors physically indicate the time in hours and minutes.

It is past time for a less-extravagant pension system that is fairer to taxpayers.

When oil prices spiked in the early 1980's after the Iranian revolution, Jared Nedzel gave up his 1978 Pontiac Trans Am, an emblematic American muscle car, for a smaller, less extravagant Toyota Corolla.

But in recent weeks it has sounded a little less extravagant.

Here, then, is an early version of Whole Lotta Love – minus its vocal chorus, without the slide guitar at the chorus break, and with a much less extravagant percussion section.

In restaurants, where truffle shavings are already being showered over plates of creamy risotto or freshly buttered strands of tagliatelle, the price break is being passed on to aficionados of this pungent seasonal delicacy, making the indulgence a bit less extravagant.