Sentence examples for lavish place from inspiring English sources

If plans succeed, the New Jersey Nets will have a lavish place in Newark they will be happy to call home.

The New Yorker, February 15 , 1941P. 9 An Eastern gentleman turned up as a guest at a lavish place out of Tuscon, Arizona.

It was a lavish place, the living room done in Versace prints, but it was also a beautiful and feminine home, especially the master bedroom, with its creamy antique paneling.

But at least in Tikrit, soldiers have a lavish place to watch the game: a cinema-size screen in a former palace of Saddam Hussein that has chandeliers, mosaic floors and a manmade lake.

By W. Hillier, E. J. Kahn, Jr., and Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 15 , 1941P. 9 An Eastern gentleman turned up as a guest at a lavish place out of Tuscon, Arizona.

In 1861, a lavish place was opened at 14th St. & 5th Ave In 1876, it was sold and a new place opened at Madison Square - 26th Street at the intersection of 5th, Broadway.

Browne's lavish frontispiece places at its axis Tom at the piano, and shows the novel's other characters in miniature dancing a kind of roundelay to Tom's music, stressing his moral centrality.

On the brink of the fall season, traditionally the time when lavish new places open and the luxury factor is pumped up on menus all over town, restaurateurs are instead worrying about filling tables in an oversaturated market.

They make a meal of the lavish, liberally placed samples.

Episodes for the upcoming sixth season, for example, cost more than $6 million each to make, with its lavish production taking place in Croatia, Iceland, Canada, Northern Ireland and Spain.

PAGE A29 Science TIPS FROM THE POTLATCH, WHERE GIVING KNOWS NO SLUMP Common sense says useless gifts and lavish presents have no place in a crunched economy.