Sentence examples for lavish chamber from inspiring English sources
Anthony Finley, a lawyer and violist, attends a lavish chamber music party in Darien, Conn., every December.
Dinner guests will be greeted with cocktails, orchestral music and dancing in the lavish state chambers, and will then have a four-course meal, wine and Champagne.
The inhabitants of Iraq's Baathist hell, with its lavish palaces and its torture chambers, with its massive statues and its mass graves, do not miss their fugitive dictator; they rejoiced at his fall.
LUKE'S CHAMBER ENSEMBLE marks the centenary of the lavish orchestral song cycle "Das Lied von der Erde" by performing the stylish reduced version of Schoenberg and Riehn.
LegCo meets in a chamber that is small and spare -- no gold domes or lavish marble panels to make a pretense at grandeur.
It may be that the title is meant to be taken mainly at face value, given that both of this year's opera productions — a lavish staging of Agostino Steffani's "Niobe, Regina di Tebe," and Handel's chamber opera "Acis and Galatea" — are based on stories from Ovid's "Metamorphoses," and other works promise to address transformation as well, with and without Ovid.
Ono is an experienced interpreter of Wagner's Ring cycle, so it was fascinating to hear him lavish attention on the Siegfried Idyll, in which the orchestra is scaled down to chamber proportions.
Parts of the lavish structure the richly marbled, centrally heated dining hall of which is among the chambers visible today were occupied by popes after there were no more emperors, and then the hill was abandoned.
There were glittering balls and lavish, boozy dinners, after which the women withdrew and the postprandial toasting went on for so long that chamber pots were provided.
