Sentence examples for lavish smoking from inspiring English sources
Peep into Queen Victoria's sumptuous saloon or Edward VII's lavish smoking room.
Apparently we're in danger of "renormalising smoking" after having lavished endless initiatives on making smoking socially unacceptable among all but a sad, quivering few.
That the aesthetic value of the container trumps its functional purpose is obvious when talking about the decorative art items created by the 20th century's greatest jewelers, who lavished as much attention on smoking accessories — like matchboxes and cigarette cases — as they did on their jewels.
As William Bastone detailed recently in the Smoking Gun, Trump proudly unveiled the lavish cars, complete with Italian leather upholstery, liquor dispensers, TVs, and paper shredders, at a trade show in Atlantic City in 1988.
But when asked to explain why he had decided to help now, considering Haiti's many needs during the years he enjoyed a lavish exile in France, Mr. Duvalier's lawyers interrupted; his chain-smoking companion, Véronique Roy, tapped his shoulder to say he had been urgently called to attend a friend's funeral, then escorted Mr. Duvalier away.
The five videos in The Ballroom show a wide cast of world leaders flirting, smoking cigars, and dancing with one another after partaking in a lavish feast.
That's because models wearing rich brocades, metallic tweeds and lavish gold wools topped with extravagant fur and feather trims, as well as plush velvet smoking jackets and tuxedos, cascaded down the runway this week, showcasing luxurious mens- and women's wear trends designers expect will be big sellers next fall.
Despite more lavish spending.
