His wife's welcome is extravagant, fit for a god.
Her extravagant nihilism fit the sensibility of the times.
Mankiewicz's suggestion is poignant: there are souls too large and too extravagant to fit into consoling domestic intimacies, and love on that scale is an impossible dream a storybook fantasy or a romantic tragedy inherently, the stuff of the cinema.
In one of her periodic fits of extravagant poverty and although needing the big sum offered, she once refused to dance in Wanamaker's Auditorium, disdaining for her art such a "scene of suspenders".
By then, Mr. Moore had made it to New York, a city in which his impish humor and extravagant flights of fancy fit right in.
Singapore Airlines' and Cathay Pacific's refit of their premium cabins, Virgin's new routes to Chicago and Nairobi, Air New Zealand's new round-the-world routing, Silverjet's new all-business-class service and BA's extravagant new Club World all fit snugly into the business category.
She gained a tan and a Hollywood style, all fitted jackets, lipgloss and extravagant jewelry, but she kept much of the accent, the better to deliver her earthy laugh lines.
If Shane Geraghty stays fit there is the potential for a 10-12 axis of extravagant talent, with Wilkinson, Toby Flood, Charlie Hodgson and Olly Barkley in reserve.
From celebrity chef menus to extravagant imports -- and oftentimes both -- hotels across the globe have developed menus fit for a king.
This is a good fit because "Aida" -- unlike some other perennial favorites that are often given extravagant stagings -- was actually conceived as grand opera.
Her fits of dramatic entitlement were legendary; "I am Melba!" she'd declare, as explanation for her extravagant dressing-room requests.
