Sentence examples for extravagant times from inspiring English sources

Relegated from that division last season they found themselves in distress off the field as well as on it and with debts of £25m they face one of those winding up orders from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs that are the wake-up call the game needed in ruinously extravagant times.

We're not going to get over it and go back to a wild and crazy extravagant time right away.

One entire night of on-camera conversation resulted in Shirley Clarke's "Portrait of Jason" (Amazon), from 1967, one of the most radical cinematic creations of an extravagant time.

Nothing extravagant or time-consuming: master of the royal jewels will be sufficient.

And all this stretched over an extravagant running time only marginally shorter than Kubrick's final frontier-defining 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Speaking of which, the revamping is undoubtedly likely to raise the hackles of those who reflexively condemn promotional campaigns for public utilities as unnecessary and extravagant every time they sit down to pay their electric, gas or telephone bills.

Who knows, maybe the person you give this to will build something a bit more extravagant over time.

"The catalogue is based on 'fantasy gifts' that are extravagant in any times, and people have come to expect to be surprised and thrilled by the outrageousness of the items," says Abrams.

Two days after LeRoy's death followed by the extravagant New York Times obituary, writer Ken Johnson in his piece "Achieving Fame Without a Legacy," made it painfully clear that the "serious art world" had always made fun of LeRoy as a hack artist that no respected gallery or museum would dare show.

Chatting About 'Game of Thrones' With Syria's Most Feared Jihadist MiLifents.

Nothing we were doing felt extravagant at the time.