The Kelleys were known for their lavish parties, with extravagant buffets, flowing Champagne, valet parking and cigars for guests from nearby MacDill Air Force Base, including David H. Petraeus and Gen. John R. Allen, who now commands troops in Afghanistan.
At the very least, there's a plausibility issue when you're writing from various points of view: the minds of ordinary people (that is to say, nonwriters) aren't preoccupied with a continuous flow of extravagant metaphors and conceits.
The food is less extravagant but the beer flows freely.
It is an extravagant dreamscape, spawned by the flow of image and feeling in the words he speaks, in which tears fall and passions let rip in a way they can't in Denmark.
An observer and a participant, she dished companionably about who was ruthless and who was rich and who gave outrageous, extravagant parties where the Dom Perignon flowed like water.
A good flowing move, including an extravagant dummy from Johnnie Beattie, saw the Scots threaten near the posts when Scott chipped on for Denton.
Yet he always remained a showman with his long scarves, flowing hair, transcendent aura and extravagant devotional statements.
In movies we are starved for wit, for articulate anger, for extravagant hyperbole — all of which pours in lava flows during the turbulent course of "The Newsroom".
The often extravagant nature of the welcome accorded to visiting dignitaries seems to flow from the country's first family.
None of the extravagant spending outlined above would be possible without the seemingly free-flow of VC investors biting at the bit to throw money at tech startups.
