Sentence examples for elaborate entertainment from inspiring English sources
Certainly homeowners worried about losing elaborate entertainment systems or fine art collections.
Maybe people will forgo more expensive and elaborate entertainment options, the hope goes, and come to the track.
Car interiors have become increasingly homelike, adding luxe materials, elaborate entertainment systems and enough lounging room for a small cocktail party.
This July, those four 767's, reconfigured with 204 seats — including business class seats with elaborate entertainment systems — are flying to Edinburgh; Düsseldorf, Germany; Kiev, Ukraine; and Budapest.
That is easier to understand because we can see the evidence: modern cars come packed with aids for drivers and elaborate entertainment systems.
He gave Byrd $100,000 for his expedition and afterwards became a buddy of Gene Tunney and got a string of millionaire to promote him; about his elaborate entertainment for them at the Bankers ClubBankers Club
For all that, he became one of the most sought-after authors of masques, the elaborate entertainments combining poetry, music and dancing that were commissioned by the king and queen and various deep-pocketed aristocrats for special occasions and holidays.
At the same time, she believed these elaborate entertainments and sumptuous court rituals, which incorporated martial sports and tournaments of many kinds, would occupy her feuding nobles and distract them from fighting against each other to the detriment of the country and the royal authority.
Though he had wires installed for a computer network and an elaborate home entertainment system, he has held off on them, allowing the architecture to exert its character.
In downtown New Rochelle, in Westchester County, a decaying mall was replaced by an elaborate $194 million entertainment complex that is meant to evoke an idealized image of city life.
Shrum doesn't cook, doesn't shop for his own clothes, doesn't know how to operate his elaborate home-entertainment system, and doesn't fix things, and, because he is easily distracted, Oates won't let him drive a car.
