Sentence examples for lavish presentations from inspiring English sources

Some of the disks are lavish presentations from major labels, swaddled in effusive press releases and gauzy eight-by-ten photos.

Every spring since the early '80s, the lavish presentations known as the upfronts have been a propaganda jamboree for the TV business.

"The trick with Whole Foods is that they're constantly congratulating you for shopping there," he said, "through signage, lavish presentations, the meat cases and the fresh foods".

In past years, he said, the studios might send academy members videotapes of the films in elaborate boxes with lavish presentations.

Now the networks are hoping to make up lost ground after the introduction next week of their fall schedules at lavish presentations around Manhattan.

Lully's "Armide," a co-production with Toronto's Opera Atelier, known for lavish presentations of Baroque operas with period instruments, is conducted by David Fallis, directed by Marshall Pynkoski and features the soprano Peggy Kriha Dye in the title role.

NBC executives did not skimp on the party side: they put on the most lavish presentation.

Dunst and Gainsbourg will be allowed to attend Sunday night's lavish presentation ceremony for the Palme d'Or, but Von Trier will not.

One memory is particularly strong: for a lavish presentation of his electronic-instrumental work "Répons," at Carnegie Hall, in 2003, stations of musicians surrounded the audience, and Boulez managed to give precise cues back over his shoulder, his force field radiating three hundred and sixty degrees.

"This is going to be the most expensive pizza you've ever had," Hall said, handing over an envelope that contained a high-resolution color transparency of Duccio's "Madonna and Child," and a lavish presentation booklet that Christie's had prepared for prospective buyers.

A lavish presentation witnessed by Dubai's ruler and thousands of onlookers at the base of the tower said the building was 828 meters, or 2717 feet, tall.