Sentence examples similar to lavish make from inspiring English sources
I always had a soft spot for the New Romantics, with their ludicrous clothes and lavish make-up.
Originally earmarked for the PS3, its sheer ambitiousness and lavish execution make any games seen on iOS or Android seem laughably basic.
Their lavish designs make them impossible to ignore, and their roots typically intertwine with the history of their respective cities.
We boomers are not only the generation in power now; we are also the generation whose numbers (and previous decades of lavish consumption) make us pointedly responsible for rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Is lavish philanthropy making a comeback in Britain?Charities certainly hope so.
His lavish lifestyle made that difficult, however, and the KGB began investigating him.
The "Isn't it lavish?" theme makes another, almost invisible scandal out of the industry seem all the more perverse.
Government watchdog groups worry that the lavish pay makes the employees loyal first to Mr. Bloomberg, rather than to the public.
Mr. Scarfo and Mr. Stanfa tried to avoid the spotlight, but Mr. Merlino's charity events and lavish lifestyle made him a celebrity here.
Escoffier came to London with Ritz in 1890 and stayed for 30 years, cooking first at the Savoy and then the Carlton where his lavish meals made French cuisine famous worldwide.
City-run bordellos, bookmakers and bootleggers facilitate lavish patronage, making the world safe, if not for democracy, then at least for Democrats.Oiling the mechanism for 26 years, Roscoe Conway has learnt that politics' rewards can be safely reaped from behind the scenes.
