"My father continued to come to the drive-in and leave her huge, lavish tips, which she saved and gave back to him a year later.
In the evening, the party will move inside the lodge in Lido Village for a lavish barbecue tri-tip dinner and live entertainment.
He is a regular in this city's higher-end haunts, known by servers for his lavish feasts and generous tips.
Companies are willing to pay advisers a supersize fee when they do a deal because then it is merely a rounding error, a tip on a lavish, celebratory meal.
The government helps with lavish tax breaks.
If rigorously streamlined looks strained last season to compete with lavish embellishments, today the scales are tipping in favor of an understated look brought to life by well-considered details like asymmetric necklines, revers lapels and exaggerated collars that signal, as Ms. Sherin said, "that we are moving into a new cycle".
(Tip: Don't miss the lavish breakfast buffet with the freshest Italian meats, made-to-order omelets, and house-made pastries!).
Despite being tipped as an Oscar favourite, the lavish, London-set musical surprisingly missed out on nominations for best picture and best director.
On "The Page," Mark Halperin's online political news hub, a headline wondered, "Did Edwards Tip His Hand?" Mr. Edwards added to the speculation, lavishing praise on Mr. Obama in that same MSNBC interview.
The Lib Dems, with their flair for electioneering, have identified the aggrieved and disaffected groups most likely to tip the balance in their most winnable seats, and have lavished their most tempting bribes on them.
If you're lucky enough to be invited to some of these lavish shindigs, below you'll find what you need to know, plus a few tips we've learned along the way.
