Sentence examples similar to lavish something on from inspiring English sources

Now one councilman wants to lavish something else on it: money.

Something on trend, something new.

One woman said the apartment on the top floor, 12W, generally agreed to be the most lavish, was "something out of an English castle".

Too much money goes on lavish buildings—again, something that Mr Hubbard would have disliked.

The rich lavish money on protection.

Lavish spending on such things as ministerial cars is being frowned on.

Giorgis used his time to lavish praise on his players and their adoring fans.

Many had long wondered how he supported a lavish lifestyle on a politician's salary.

Hefferman would go on to lavish praise on the actress throughout the 1920s.

(Box of candy or a fountain-pen or something lavish like that. Or maybe a string of pearls. Maybe, on the other hand, not).

Anyone seeking something lavish and illustrated is spoiled for choice.