Sentence examples for far from lavish from inspiring English sources

The trip was far from lavish.

Food stamps, they argue, are far from lavish.

At $1,000 a month, his salary is far from lavish, and he and his wife are hoping to establish a business soon.

A vivid personality and at times an influential figure in intellectual and political life, he observed enough of the rules of the game to maintain a comfortable, although far from lavish, lifestyle.

Lee had one more film completed at the time of his death — "Enter the Dragon," the first of his movies to be distributed by a major Hollywood studio (Warner Brothers) and the first to benefit from a decent, though far from lavish, budget.

While far from lavish, Maria Espinoza's unit was immaculately clean and tidy with a glistening floor, clearly mopped a thousand times.

The lunch that Zhang cooked for his family is far from the lavish feasts seen on tables in many western restaurants.

But Mr. Walsh said they also used some of the money to build a house in Chapel Hill not far from Mr. Edwards's own lavish home, and to take trips to Disneyland with their children.

After a while, the action the talk, for the most part shifts from Maxs house to a far more lavish property on the other side of the 405 freeway.

This week Duckie — a loosely affiliated group of burlesque dancers, singers and entertainers who call themselves "postgay" — arrives in New York with a far more lavish affair called "C'est Duckie!," performing from Thursday through Jan . 19at the C.S.V. Cultural Center on the Lower East Side.

It has no official seat at the bargaining table, but AARP, occupying a lavish blocklong headquarters not far from the Capitol, will play an outsize role nonetheless in the debate over the fiscal crisis as it seeks to protect benefit programs.