Sentence examples for lavish mood from inspiring English sources
All retailers will be nervously checking their shop fronts and online stores this year in the hope of a stampede of American consumers in lavish mood after Thanksgiving.
Enlargement is an expensive business, and old Europe is not in lavish mood.Vaira Vike-Freiberga, a former president of Latvia, describes ex-communist members as being caught in a nasty pair of scissors.
The minister was in bullish mood, lavishing high praise on GTR, damning the unions and insisting she could not intervene in any way.
If you and your prince or princess are in a sharing mood, consider ordering the chateaubriand steak, a lavish dish for two, prepared tableside.
But it may be harder going for those who see exports as a sign of national virility.Doctrines of racial superiority are off the agenda too, at least in the lavish confines of Tokyo's Four Seasons hotel (whether the chummy mood would extend to foreigners visiting the gritty heartlands of the European far right is another question).
If the release of the lavish new adaptation of Great Expectations has got you in the mood for a Dickensian Christmas, head for London's Doughty Street: the Charles Dickens Museum will reopen tomorrow after an eight-month, £3.1m renovation.
A luxury goods company might be tempting fate, given the current political mood in Italy, by opening a monumental tribute to itself, with a lavish party, not a slingshot's throw from the site where Michelangelo's statue of David stood for more than three centuries.
Despite more lavish spending.
