Except, occasionally when the moon was waxing gibbous and I was in a particularly extravagant mood in those instances, I would add a few potato chips.
Stephen Dean's video "Pulse" provides a rare instance of extravagant color.
In the mix of characters living in the building one found, for instance, an extravagant playboy, a gay intellectual, and a devout Islamic fundamentalist.
But HIP has also been criticized by some for instances of extravagant spending in Florida as well as in New York.
While no one has disputed that such behavior warrants attention, some have said that the series of hearings, being held by the House oversight committee to examine other instances of extravagant spending by the agency, is a bit much.
The statement added, "No doubt everyone will take this and other instances of somewhat extravagant claims by Ms. Mills into account in assessing what credibility and platform her assertions are given".
He orders limousines, extravagant room service, and in one instance (for seemingly no other reason than his desire to inflict suffering) tricks a pizza delivery boy into thinking he is going to die, all for laughs.
The book details the extravagant expenses of Senator Saxby Chambliss, Republican of Georgia, for instance, whose leadership PAC spent $10,000 on golf at Pebble Beach, nearly $27,000 at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, and $107,752 at the exclusive Breakers resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
In the insular Caribbean reaches of Crown Heights, for instance, many people are wearing their dreadlocks in more extravagant branches and fountains than ever before, and their trousers with the waistbands at levels that flout gravity.
In February, for instance, the Navy officially censured three admirals for dining at "extravagant" banquets and accepting other gifts from Francis when they were assigned to the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier strike group a decade ago.
In this instance, Scaramucci didn't care about what Tapper suggested was an extravagant act of hypocrisy on his part.
