Sentence examples for lavish out from inspiring English sources

"Safari" means "long journey" in Kiswahili, but in modern parlance it has come to signify an often expensive, pre-arranged trip involving 4WDs, tour guides and lavish Out of Africa-style lodges.

She and her family were on vacation in New York, shopping and seeing the sights as an early gift for her 15th birthday, which is celebrated with a lavish coming-out party in Latin America.

Emily throws her granddaughter a lavish coming-out party, attended by her cronies from the Daughters of the American Revolution (a voluntary organisation for socialites with delusions of grandeur), which, at the start of the wobbly sixth series, Rory joins as a frankly weird act of rebellion against her mother.

On an Election Day with a large but hardly record turnout, Mr. Corzine lost most of New Jersey's counties but beat Representative Bob Franks with huge margins where his activist-government message and his lavish get-out-the-vote spending could do the most good: in the old urban bedrock.

In the Valley the sniping that had begun a year earlier, after the lavish coming-out party, began to escalate.

Whatever the case, Henry's death was followed by a lavish hand-out of lands and honours to the new power group.

But I think President Obama got a (mostly) free pass on his lavish coming-out party because of other bad media habits: like the tendency to follow the pack, to embrace critiques if they are buttressed by a politician's allies and, especially, to get swept up in the mood of the moment.

And despite its innovations, Sotheby's doesn't rule out lavish printed publications.

Establishments like Delmonico's churned out lavish 12-course meals at $200 a head in an age of $5-a-week 5-a-week 5-a-week wages

Even as Dewey's performance flagged, the firm doled out lavish multiyear, multimillion-dollar guarantees to its top partners and star recruits.

He also charted a rapid expansion fueled in part by heavy borrowing, overextended the firm by handing out lavish pay guarantees and oversaw a corrosive partnership culture of haves and have-nots.