Sentence examples for lucrative appearance from inspiring English sources

The field for the Hope tournament has become less star-studded in recent years as the top golfers have chosen to chase the lucrative appearance fees offered at concurrent events abroad.

Nor does this "soft" image tally with her widely publicised decision to turn down a lucrative appearance at Harrods (an animal lover and vegetarian since the age of 12, Lewis objected to its fur hall).

The band, which centres around the songwriting partnership of Pete Doherty and Carl Barât, will play a warm-up show in north London later this month ahead of a reportedly lucrative appearance at the Reading and Leeds festivals.

Other lucrative appearances followed.

He appeared to rule out any return to frontline politics, devoting himself instead to family life and lucrative appearances on the international conference circuit.

She has a point, too: while Rose is a business woman in her own right – with a sunglass line, a recently released book (How To Be A Bad Bitch), and a highly lucrative public appearance career – mainstream media has been unable to move beyond her as "the former stripper" and "ex-girlfriend of".

Some move into coaching, others to punditry, a select few to showbiz, panto or lucrative public appearances.

If Bowie were to return to the stage, then a series of high-profile, lucrative festival appearances would be the easiest way to do it.

The couple claim their decision to leave the Bolshoi was a purely artistic one, but many consider that they've sold out, lured by Kekhman's money, the Moscow apartment, and ample time off for lucrative guest appearances.

McLaren Group yesterday reported a dramatic swing back into the black last year thanks to the rising revenues from the increasingly lucrative sport's appearance fees and sponsorship deals.

Much of that income came from the lucrative speeches and appearances made by Bill Clinton around the world.