Sentence examples for lavishly offering from inspiring English sources
The Derbyshire Writer's Guild, lavishly offering for our reading pleasure, at last count, 1,021 Austen "epilogues" and "fantasias," says, "We make no claims to be able to reach the literary heights of Miss Austen, but, because we all wish she had lived longer and written more, we feel the need to expand".
Elections in December and March left the country with deep new political divisions, and Mr. Putin has rewarded someone lavishly for offering to threaten the opposition with force.
"Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas," a lavishly mounted offering from the director Ron Howard, starring Jim Carrey, has virtually catapulted families into movie theater seats, dominating the five-day Thanksgiving weekend and earning an estimated $137.4 million in its first 10 days of release, nearly $74 million of it since Wednesday.
From a sociological standpoint, Mr. Saint Laurent's achievement was in offering a certain kind of woman (the lavishly moneyed kind) a connection to social rearrangements that were happening farther down the middle.
To get their hands on such talent, the big technology firms "acqui-hire" it: they spend lavishly on buying companies with little revenue, just for their staff, and then seek to retain them by offering plenty of autonomy.
At the same time, he spent lavishly to attract the best talent and most glamorous paintings to the new house of Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg, offering generous guarantees to many sellers and, reputedly, going so far as to wade in the auctions when sales were lagging.
Rather than offering thrill rides, like Disney World, or video-game arcades, like Chuck E. Cheese's, KidZania gives children between the ages of four and fourteen the chance to enact the roles of grownups in a lavishly realized, scaled-down world.
He clearly isn't referring to the restaurant's décor — the room is lavishly decorated but somewhat sterile — but to its warm and familial atmosphere: Mr. La Mantia spends most of his nights on the floor greeting diners and offering tableside descriptions of his dishes.
Offering pastoral advice?
