Sentence examples for lavish future from inspiring English sources
The "wilful, lavish land" that Dorothea Mackellar described can expect a less lavish future the more wilful Mr Abbott is.
That is why the distinction between Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor, at the Academy Awards, grows ever more ludicrous — essential, of course, to the smooth structure of the night, but untrue, in the long run, to the way in which we feed on film, or store it away for lavish future consumption.
That is why the distinction between Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor, at the Academy Awards, grows ever more ludicrous essential, of course, to the smooth structure of the night, but untrue, in the long run, to the way in which we feed on film, or store it away for lavish future consumption.
That may explain the focus on organic expansion and the lavish investments in future production.
Each resort embodies a different late-20th-century notion of the Lavish Vacation: the idealized future, say, and the revised past.
Pfizer looks expensive at 34 times projected 1999 results, but taking into consideration its relatively lavish investment in the future, the valuation adjusts down to 28.
In an interview following his win, Lawson said he didn't see a lavish life in his future.
What is being fondly called "No Boat" (no two-tiered riverboat is recreated onstage) may or may not be the future of this lavish, rarely performed show.
MY friend Melissa was always my live economic barometer: When times were good and money was flowing, she was being groomed for future promotions and lavish paychecks as a vice president at JPMorgan.
Many local politicians won't like it, either, because their ability to play politics with big pools of money will erode, not to mention that they'll no longer be able to make lavish promises now and let future leaders worry about how to pay for them.
The senior left tackle and captain Zack Martin hasn't gotten the publicity lavished on Alabama tackles and future top N.F.L. draft picks D. J. Fluker and Cyrus Kouandjio, who deserve plenty.
