Sentence examples for lavish town from inspiring English sources

Some of the early residential developments on the city-side of the river resembled lavish town houses.

It is still a poor country where rail and road networks have much room for improvement if that is indeed how the money is spent, rather than on lavish town halls and other "monuments" to corrupt local officials.

Sure, I could have stayed in the tony Gold Coast amid lavish town houses, or in artsy Wicker Park with its laid-back bars, or in another of the city's dozens of neighborhoods.

LONDON -- Mitt Romney told reporters outside a lavish town house in the heart of the upscale Mayfair neighborhood on Wednesday evening that he was "meeting a few friends" while in London.

At Port Liberte in Jersey City, several lavish town homes at the water's edge are up for resale at prices in excess of $2 million, including one for $2.99 million.

For more local news, including a peek inside Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's lavish town house and reports on 12 arrests in sales of illegal rat and roach poison in Chinatown and the opening of the second trial in a home invasion and triple murder in Connecticut in 2007, see the N.Y./Region section.

The stoops are tidy, the restaurants are lavish and a town house down the block sold last year for $11.5 million.

Today's affairs mix speeches upon speeches on the convention floor with a week of lavish parties around town.

The more lavish Sam's Town, with its Wild West motif, is where Lewis's camp will stay.

Her suggestion that it was a nonpolitical choice is as credible as her insistence that her lavish use of town mailings is merely a nonpolitical exercise in constituent service.

In the late 19th century it was home to such notables as writers Bret Harte and Frank R. Stockton and cartoonist Thomas Nast; lavish estates surrounded the town.