Sentence examples for lavish evening from inspiring English sources

"But we like to give guests a preposterously lavish evening because they're the kind of people who wouldn't turn up for anything less".

As a custom dressmaker, Mr. Faircloth is part of a shifting fashion landscape, in which private couturiers increasingly vie with Seventh Avenue celebrity designers for patrons who can afford to spend thousands for daytime suits and tens of thousands for lavish evening dresses.

Christmas Day is also often celebrated with a lavish midday meal.

Many other tips have been searched out with no results, the official said, but hardly with the TV attention being lavished this evening.

Ready to roar about it, Chanel is hosting a lavish soiree tonight with Diane Kruger, January Jones and Alexa Chung all expected to attend.

Colsaerts had been planning to spend yesterday morning on a quiet lake fly fishing while waiting for Olazabal to announce the final make-up of his 12-man team to play at Medinah at a lavish high noon press conference at the Gleneagles Hotel.

The evening even featured a lavish opening ceremony that led some people to suggest that Melbourne, not Sydney, had opened the 2000 Games.

In a tribute unprecedented in his 16 years as archbishop of New York, hundreds of the most powerful figures in the city and in the Roman Catholic Church in America celebrated Cardinal John Joseph O'Connor's 80th birthday at a lavish fund-raising dinner last night.

The attention did not seem so lavish one recent afternoon at Sugar Jar.

On my isobutane backpacking stove, I cooked lavish meals each night, usually some combination of vegetables, noodles and peanut butter.

He defeated two experienced but underfinanced South Jersey opponents, and relished his victory at a lavish party here tonight.