Sentence examples for be more lavish from inspiring English sources

The Irish glassworkers could afford to be more lavish with their material and on this thicker glass increasingly deeply cut diamonds and other relief motifs could be produced.

The room assigned to a powerful man will be more lavish than the one you slept in while awaiting his arrival.

Financial conservatism has been commendably widespread, which is perhaps surprising given that the reward for making it to the Premier League will be more lavish next season than it has ever been thanks to the new television deal.

As you have noticed, a wisteria that wants to bloom will do so without help, but flowering will be more lavish if the plant is pruned heavily each spring.

However if they came to help you and spent significant time, resources, or energy taking care of you the gift should be more lavish and or thoughtful.

Banks are certainly being more lavish than in the past.

Some sprinkles, however, are more lavish than the average shower.

The other, business elite, is available only on coast-to-coast trips and is more lavish.

Hopefully, too, the catering budget is more lavish so Clarkson doesn't get punchy again.

"The number of people," says Sage. "[The best weddings] are more lavish and there is there is money flowing.

Forty years later, the trappings at the top of Dean Foods, as at most U.S. big companies, are more lavish.