Sentence examples for lavish training from inspiring English sources

That is paying for new roads, faster railways and lavish training programmes.

The rink includes a lavish training facility, with an indoor track, a weight room, a skating treadmill and a shooting cage — amenities few college teams can boast.

Only in 1994, under pressure from powerful athletics boosters, was Rutgers pushed into the Big East Conference, with its million-dollar coaches, lavish training facilities and elaborate athletes-only tutoring programs.

So awash was the scene in lavish trains, fishtail hems and trailing ballroom skirts that quite a few nominees risked a nasty tumble.

China's rulers had no choice but to fete Kim Jong Il and his entourage as, earlier this month, he stepped off a lavish train in Beijing to plead for financial help for a country that his economic "reforms" have brought close to ruin.

In a classic episode of the Simpsons, a travelling salesman named Lyle Lanley visits a town meeting and convinces the people of Springfield to invest in a monorail a lavish train system that the town welcomes with a song.

The US is (understandably) reticent about lavishing training, equipment, and pay on serial abusers of human rights, and so has put some measures in place to make sure our training and equipping doesn't benefit too many really bad guys.

Flush with their newfound revenue streams, Corinthians spent twenty million dollars in 2010 building a lavish new training complex near the airport.

Digital: video file.Blu-ray.DVD video.1080p high definition.region 1.region A. When a murder occurs on a lavish express train after an avalanche causes a delay, Hercule Poirot tries to find the killer before the train can start up again.

Lavish bus and train subsidies, as well as road tolls, are the subject of some 15 judicial probes.

The displays are lavish, the complicated train stations and cityscapes and traffic junctions all cluttered with those miniature versions of what always did appear to be Village People – pirates, cowboys, firemen... and is that a miner?