Sentence examples for gave lavishly from inspiring English sources

Of his talents, he gave lavishly to authorship – but to Fleet Street he gave his heart".

When Hillary Clinton ran for President, Burkle gave lavishly to her campaign, and hosted a fund-raiser that took in $2.6 million.

He dazzled the country's traditionally insular business world by spinning together a multibillion-dollar empire just a few years after inheriting a small family firm at 18. Seeking acceptance in elite circles, he gave lavishly to charities and cultivated ties to the leading political parties.

New Yorkers give lavishly.

The donors have given lavishly since then: a fund-raising campaign that began 11 months ago has brought in $93 million.

Farm advice is a cinch to give and is given lavishly by hundreds of journalists & thousands of country gents-mostly with the air that it is Gospel.

Any corporation with a matter pending before the administration can give lavishly to Organizing for Action as a way of currying favor, knowing that the West Wing will take note.

There were also regular controversies over New Year honours lists, such as when William Waldorf Astor – a US-born property and newspaper tycoon who was one of the richest men in the world and had given lavishly to British charities – became Lord Astor in 1916 and Viscount Astor the following year.

"For 80 years I've tried to train myself to feel unlimited love for every human being on Earth, with never any exception," says Templeton, who has set up a $250 million foundation that gives lavishly to charity and academic studies of spirituality, love and forgiveness.

Henry was overjoyed and held huge celebrations, giving lavishly to the Church and to the poor to encourage God to protect his young son.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go give a lavishly paid speech to Friends of Hamas.