Sentence examples for lavish supplies from inspiring English sources

6 Leonard Hussey, a meteorologist but who qualified late as a doctor, gave more information: "The patient's head was placed as near to our little oil-drum stove as was possible and the stove was then stoked up with lavish supplies of seal-blubber.

The problem for its historians is that the supply of new stories is in much less lavish supply than they would like.

Instead he is given an even more lavish supply of knowing asides in which to transmit to us the thinking behind his evil.

And America's downstream firms are arguably the world's leaders in finding ways to encourage consumers to try new things, not least through their enormous marketing arms and by ensuring that there is a lavish supply of credit.No doubt, even venturesome consumers can overdo their enthusiasm for innovation, just as venturesome investors overdid it during the dotcom bubble.

Security forces here complain of paltry support from the government compared with the lavish supply of heavy weaponry and armor — not to mention thousands of militiamen — in Tikrit.

Higher population densities would have yielded far more harmful products of death and decay and far more biocidal small molecules made by the more elaborate secondary metabolism that would then have become possible and likely through more intensive interference competition, against which LPS would have been protective and also provide the lavish supply of carbohydrate needed to make it.

Green is accustomed to such attacks, and his lavish lifestyle supplies his critics with endless ammunition.

As if we weren't eating lavish meals supplied by our restaurant clients and staying in luxurious rooms supplied by our hotels clients.

He had used the money to fuel a lavish lifestyle, supplying an entourage of friends with Champagne and dinners at Mr. Chow.

It was a seductive story that could be well told by handsome movie stars against the lavish backdrop supplied by South Sudan's superheated swamps and deserts and often beautiful people.

As Vikram Jayanti's scathing 2003 documentary, The Golden Globes: Hollywood's Dirty Little Secret, revealed, the HFPA members were sometimes very starry-eyed about contenders, for example in the early Eighties when they voted Pia Zadora "newcomer of the year" for her performance in seamy incest melodrama Butterfly Her then husband, Israeli billionaire Meshulam Riklis, supplied lavish hospitality.