Sentence examples for lavish design from inspiring English sources

Nine suites sport luxurious fabrics and lavish design touches, from marble baths to inlaid headboards.

But "Cats," with its lavish design and elaborate special effects, also whetted audiences' appetites for increasingly complex stagecraft.

(Miller is reportedly aghast at the lavish design, and decades later the plans are dusted off, enlarged and used for a golf clubhouse in Hawaii).

It's somewhere between The Velveteen Rabbit and The Mouse and his Child; an unashamed tearjerker, given added weight by lavish design and beautiful sepia illustrations.

While details of the new production have not yet been announced, it's fair to expect a visual feast given Taymor's reputation for lavish design.

Characters including the Red Queen, the Mad Hatter, the White Queen and the White Rabbit, as well as lavish design, are part of the game, but scaring visitors is still a main point.

For the most lavish designs, ormolu (gilded bronze or cast brass decoration) was used, especially in 18th-century France.

Over the years, their work influenced that of other miniature golf course designers; the tens of thousands of courses in the world today, with their lavish designs and huge moving figures, are in a sense the Lomma brothers' cultural heirs.

With financial woes keeping the speculators away, boat builders are fishing in a smaller pool of super-rich clients, with bait in the form of ever more lavish designs.

The warmest response that Gilliam has earned, in recent years, was for his 2011 production of Berlioz's "The Damnation of Faust," at the English National Opera, and you can see how the Faustian myth — a moral tale, if ever there was one — would profit from the lavish designs that spring so naturally, and with such demonic delight, to Gilliam's eye.

The warmest response that Gilliam has earned, in recent years, was for his 2011 production of Berlioz's "The Damnation of Faust," at the English National Opera, and you can see how the Faustian myth a moral tale, if ever there was one would profit from the lavish designs that spring so naturally, and with such demonic delight, to Gilliam's eye.