Sentence examples for flashy living from inspiring English sources
For legal reasons, Costumeish listed the outfit on its online store without Kim's name, instead hinting: "She has devoted her life to promoting American decadence, youth, and hedonism but all that flashy living caught up with her one night in Paris when armed men bound her, stole her jewellery and her peace of mind.
This Halloween it's all about the #Hallomeme and who better than America's goddess of all things glamorous "Parisian Heist Robbery Victim Costume?" She has devoted her life to promoting American decadence, youth, and hedonism but all that flashy living caught up with her one night in Paris when armed men bound her, stole her jewelry and her peace of mind.
Large as Life "Making it New: The Art and Style of Sara and Gerald Murphy," at Yale University Art Gallery, throws a Klieg light on these forgotten but captivating American expatriates who inspired F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Tender is the Night" and set the standard for flashy bohemian living.
The prog-rock pioneers embraced extravagance: odd instruments and fantastical lyrics, complex compositions and abstruse concept albums, flashy solos and flashier live shows.
A simple structure of black brick that merges into the dark trees around it, Life House is far from the flashiest of seven Living Architecture buildings around the country, but it has hidden charms.
"He might have lived flashy in life," a gravedigger said.
HERE are a few things Deborah Jacobs would never do: ignore a homeless person on the sidewalk, wear a flashy engagement ring, live in a gated community.
O'Quinn had noticed the young man seemed to be living outside his means weekends in Las Vegas, sporty duds, flashy girls.
Though serious and not flashy, Mr. Gilbert is an adventurous musician with strong ties to living composers.
Living up to its epithet, Bling Software has signed some flashy customers including, Jay-Z 40/40 Clubs, Barry Bonds, Ninja Mobile and Go TV Networks.
"You might see a flashy, arrogant person, you might see someone who can't be bothered living any more.
