Sentence examples for lavish search from inspiring English sources
This week it has been very easy to laugh at Jermain Defoe and his reassuringly lavish search for a PA to look after the nuts and bolts of housework, errands and building him into a vast global brand.
The phrase "Million Dollar Listing" evokes ultra-wealthy house hunters, searching for lavish mansions that are out of reach for the reality show's typical viewer.
Many put this down to lavish advertising campaigns undertaken by the search giant across the world.
Some experts had wondered if the story was a fake and even if Conan Doyle's two sons, in search of money to sustain their lavish life styles, had forged it.
Her 2006 memoir, "Eat, Pray, Love," uses her painful divorce at 32 as a starting point for an exuberant yearlong "search for everything" across Italy, India and Indonesia, including lavish meals, romantic affairs and a happy ending in the arms of an exotic man (also divorced).
The same reporters who previously lavished unthinking praise on every new startup now search with equal enthusiasm for scandals and mistakes.
SCIENTISTS searching for the gene that causes people to give lavish children's parties should know that my daughter Ella has inherited a strong predisposition.
7 A.M. (HBO Signature) STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE (1939) Stanley Spencer Tracyy), a reporter for The New York Herald, travels to Zanzibar to search for the long-missing British missionary Dr. David Livingstone Cedric Hardwickee) in this lavish production from Henry King.
In contrast, VMs' Allocation is more lavish as it allocates one VM at each iteration step so we expect it to finish the search faster but it will detect less plans than the Slots' Allocation algorithm.
In partnering with the search king, these companies hope to enjoy a taste of the love and popularity that developers and Web users lavish on top dogs Facebook and News Corp.'s MySpace.
