It was, of course, the show that set the standard for the bells-and-whistles colossi that transformed Broadway artistically and economically in the 1980's (a bar Disney has recently raised), but extravagant as it was, it was extravagance skillfully and presciently deployed.
To them, sure it's an extravagance, but it's not like it's a whole year's -- or two years' -- salary.
The UK continues to lag behind Europe in terms of energy efficiency, but it's an extravagance we can no longer afford – neither environmentally nor financially.
I keep fruit that I love in the house - it's one extravagance in my revised budget.
On the other hand, there is extravagance for some of the PPEs.
It's called "signal extravagance".
According to her, it was her extravagance in buying Laughlin eight silk ties that spooked him.
Buying a larger tin lowers the per-ounce price, but it is an extravagance no matter what.
"Her answer was that it was an extravagance she felt guilty about indulging in when there was so much poverty around us.
