No matter how spectacularly well remodeled that basement may be — lavishly enough, perhaps, to increase the assessor's ultimate determination of property value — its location in the house makes it irrelevant as square footage.
While seeing much of the authentic merit in contemporary Hollywood (his list of current luminaries includes Martin Scorsese, Wes Anderson, David Fincher, Steven Soderbergh, and Terrence Malick), he worries that studios don't finance such filmmakers often enough or lavishly enough for these filmmakers to realize their full potential.
Don't allow that seductive 99p deceive you – with Leo Hollis's Cities Are Good for You you're definitely getting seventeen pounds' worth of book; £17, and possibly somewhere approaching 17lbs as well, because this is a hefty tome, not quite lavishly tooled enough for the coffee table, but nor entirely a comfortable proposition when lying abed.
Housed on prime real estate, just blocks from the White House, the Wilson Center occupies, ironically enough, a lavishly appointed eight-story wing of the Ronald Reagan International Trade Building.
He had to give back some of that money, but kept enough to live lavishly in Florida and pour millions of dollars into an ill-conceived social network for international swingers called Moli.
But the lavishly produced martial sequences aren't enough to compensate for a dead-on-its-feet story.
It will not bring China down the government can use state-owned banks to temper its effects, and it has enough cash to spend lavishly to set things right.
On this January weekend, with the temperature 10 below zero, Mr. Weckwerth and Mr. Kelley were feeling confident that the frozen surface of the lake was finally sturdy enough to support the lavishly appointed 10,000-pound fishing house they were about to haul out there.
Wall Street says that it needs subscription services or ownership of content, and that to get large-enough doses quickly enough, Yahoo! either should spend lavishly or merge with a media giant or EarthLink.
They would, I'm sure, respond that it's hard enough to interest British audiences in lavishly promoted films such as A Prophet or The White Ribbon.
He's piggy enough in snout and trotter, and lavishly tusked, and he answers to the name of Hognob, yet he barks and bays like a wolf.
