Sentence examples for lavish gift from inspiring English sources

But stopping the lavish gift baskets sent by studios to members hardly stems the perks that come their way.

The following night he invited her to a formal dance at the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel and surprised her with a lavish gift -- a pair of diamond earrings.

One of her administration's first acts was a lavish gift to the rich: a cut in the top rate of income tax from 83 to 60 per cent, introduced in Geoffrey Howe's first budget.

1. Man in The Moon Spoon £120, tiffany.co.uk Prince George hasn't cornered the market in silver spoons and this would make a lovely – if lavish – gift for non-royal babies.

It is also true that a lavish gift can have a corrupting influence on its recipient, but this is unlikely to be relevant here, unless your son is that rare 12-year-old senator or C.E.O.

For instance, in Mrs Cameron's thank you letter to Rebekah Brooks for having her and Dave over for dinner at Christmas she returns the deeds to the French chateau that the News International executive has given them, saying they cannot accept such a lavish gift.

He was a great business-man, a super-salesman and become known for his famous dinners, and his love for good food and lavish gift-giving.

In 1999, in response to growing concern in academic medicine, most pharmaceutical companies voluntarily adopted American Medical Association policies restricting lavish gift-giving to doctors.

One thing I definitely don't need is lavish gifts.

* Other royal marriages have prompted more lavish gifts.

She feels comfortable giving lavish gifts but not receiving them.