Sentence examples for extravagant window from inspiring English sources

JBS Butchers received anonymous hate mail, provoked by its extravagant window displays.

Augustus Saint-Gaudens's gilded statue of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman leads the charge downtown from the park's Grand Army Plaza to the avenue's department stores and boutiques, which sparkle through the holidays with extravagant window displays.

Everywhere you go are massive Christmas trees trimmed in glittering ornaments, twinkling snowflakes and lights, department stores' extravagant window displays, and of course the endless stream of Christmas songs on repeat.

The tradition of the extravagant holiday window displays on 5th Avenue goes to back to the beginning of the 20th Century.

Other Baroque characteristics, such as broken pediments over windows, the extravagant use of statuary, and curved topped windows and doors are all emblematic of Baroque architecture, but can all be found on Baroque building all over Europe.

Jason Bateman and Rebecca Hall play Simon and Robyn, an upwardly mobile LA couple settling into their new modernist home in the Hills when the dishevelled Gordo (Edgerton), a long-forgotten classmate of Simon's, shows up – and keeps showing up, leaving increasingly extravagant housewarming presents, from window cleaner to koi carp, on their doorstep.

The tome has been critiqued by Eater and Yahoo.com's Shine and the New York Times for its window into an extravagant life of privilege where precious recipes employ duck eggs for the perfect egg-white omelet, or Thomas Keller's gluten-free flour blend ($20 for a 3-pound bag).

Newer casinos, such as Steve Wynn's Wynn Las Vegas, boast restaurants inspired by top-name celebrity chefs, designer boutiques, spa treatments and extravagant suites with floor-to-ceiling windows.

The app supports devices running either Windows 7 or Windows 8, letting you relish the extravagant advantage of multiple screens on the go even if you're not cool enough to own a Mac.

His great contrivution to window display, the "closed down" window, is extravagant only in its waste of street frontage.

Through the front window, she took a picture of the extravagant figure.