Sentence examples for lavish study from inspiring English sources

Chugoku Electric wooed them, paying for lavish "study tours" to nuclear reactors around the country — trips that included stops at hot springs, according to residents who participated.

International awards were lavished on this plush study of the British Raj's last days in India.

Nearby, The Library is a lavish but quiet study for escaping the sun with a cool drink.

The hard truth, though, is that federal land managers are strapped by budgets that do not lavish much on cultural study or preservation, and that those budgets are getting tighter.

The effects of integration on black baseball should be studied in as much detail as Lomax and Snyder lavish on their work.

Gene's earthy, graceful masculinity was the perfect counterpoint to Fred Astaire's studied elegance in lavish Hollywood musicals.

They formed faux grassroots organisations, plied lawmakers with industry-funded studies, and hosted lavish dinners and conferences for regulators.

More than a thousand young people from all ranks of society drew government salaries while studying and performing at lavish state banquets and for official ceremonies.

Although hospitals have long discussed what restrictions to place on the more valuable offerings lavished by drug companies, the researchers, whose study appears in The Archives of Internal Medicine, suggest that no gift is too small.

The style of John Siferwas, another painter active during this period, is similar, but his page decoration is usually more lavish; he produced a series of beautiful bird studies reminiscent of Lombard work.

Lazzell's studies of flowers were inspired by her lavish potted gardens, such as Star Phlox (1931).