Sentence examples for become lavish from inspiring English sources

She began to photograph the glossy, high-society lives of the glitterati - her pictures become lavish, grand, theatrical productions epitomised by her 1988 shot of Donald and Ivana Trump in evening dress at the Plaza Hotel, New York.

Any kind of holiday or personal event can become lavish if you have live music.

David Ogilvy famously called Sorrell an "odious little jerk", although he later had a change of heart, took a job at WPP and became lavish in his praise.

To minimize costs for "Matilda" Mr. Warchus told his designers to add nothing for Broadway; usually British shows become more lavish when they transfer to New York.

They belong to an earlier age, when dining out was a principal social diversion, and restaurants tended to become increasingly lavish in food preparation, decor, and service.

It is the intellectual justification for why such a high premium is placed on degrees from first-tier business schools, and why the compensation packages for top executives have become so lavish.

It has become a lavish affair where campaigns spend heavily to wine, dine, entertain and chauffeur their supporters by bus to the Iowa State University campus.

With so much money pouring in, tournaments became increasingly lavish affairs.

After the war they became really lavish and their circulation increased with their thoroughness, liveliness, and size.

With the increasing importance of the cupboard, decoration became more lavish, taking the form of panelling, carving, and intarsia (mosaic of wood).

Five years later, in 1988, an Irish shoe leather millionaire pumped a fortune into her and the Sol Express became the lavish floating nightclub, the Tuxedo Royale.