Sentence examples for less lavish from inspiring English sources
The night-cap parties were less lavish.
The Avalanche is less lavish, but still well equipped.
Skordalia, less lavish and more assertive than mayo, solves both of those problems.
LUNCHES in the advertising world are getting shorter and less lavish than many can remember.
By contrast, homeowners with less lavish housing are much more likely to keep writing checks to their lender.
There's now also accommodation for guests – a luxury hotel and a slightly less lavish option with 10 rooms.
Less-lavish opera performed in pubs to a younger crowd is already big in London, thanks to groups like OperaUpClose.
The Daily Mail reported that Donald Trump spent $8 per person to rent out a less-lavish theater in Iowa, not including popcorn.
Perhaps it is believed by some members of the DC city council that Walmart, a company fairly notorious for its less than lavish compensation practices, has it coming.
Managers at luxury hotels point out that their corporate clients typically are lured less by lavish surroundings than by the impeccable customer service that distinguishes a top-tier hotel.
Succeeding Mr. Sann is David Lubars, who is known for producing unconventional campaigns that in contrast to BBDO's most familiar work from Super Bowl Sundays rely less on lavish big-budget television commercials and more on media like the Internet.
