Sentence examples for lavish moves from inspiring English sources

Boranbayev is today known for his ties to the Kazakh dictator (his daughter married Nazarbayev's grandson at a 2013 wedding featuring Kanye West), lavish moves like paying Pussycat Dolls star Nicole Scherzinger more than $100,000 to perform at his posh London home and his control of Kazakhstan's McDonald's franchise.

He retired several years later when his best customer -- and a lavish tipper -- moved.

In the 21st-century version, the bosses leave their lavish homes and move into budget hotels, don workers' uniforms and hairnets and take on the most humbling assignments.

Converted estate into lavish golf club, moved to Monaco.

The American game, for better or for worse, has moved to lavish new stadiums and supports lucrative player contracts.

Afterward, she sidestepped questions about her husband's decision to abandon his plans to move into lavish office space in a Midtown skyscraper amid intense criticism.

February 2007 After what was reported to have been an initial reluctance on the behalf of Moss, Doherty moves into her lavish north London home.

MGM moved from its lavish offices — marble, orchids — to a corporate-style space that cost 73 percent less to lease, and cut costs across the company.

Sensing he had misjudged the crowd, he quickly moved on to lavish praise on Liverpool, which got the audience back on side.

The BBC has recently signalled a move away from lavish 19th century costume dramas in favour of dramas set in more recent historical periods such as The Diary of Anne Frank and The 39 Steps.

"Ms. Bond has gone from one millionaire lover to another," the complaint says, "spending millions of dollars of their money to support her lavish lifestyle, and has then moved on to her next wealthy lover or lovers to support her and finance her litigation efforts".