Sentence examples for made from extravagant from inspiring English sources

Instead, he's a study in rapperly ostentation, decked out in a black leather overcoat, replete with fur trim, a thick gold bracelet, dotted with several dozen diamonds, two medallions, and earrings made from extravagant chunks of what is known in the trade as "ice".

The long, narrow, high-ceilinged room has been transformed into a sleek contemporary bistro with extravagant light fixtures made from strings of glass balls, kite-like fabric floating from the ceiling and a shiny stainless steel exposed kitchen.

Extravagant and rich, this is the lasagna of your dreams, with a sauce made from ground meat slowly simmered in broth and milk.

A crane made from blush-pink agate — abrasive rubbing, not carving, was the usual method of shaping hardstone — justifies its extravagant existence by serving as a water dropper for a scholar's desk.

Needless to say, an excessive congregation makes for extravagant contributions.

But during the course of an hour's interview, the most extravagant departure Manson makes from blankness is a shallow smirk, in response to the question, "Do you vote?" (Manson: "No". Me: "Why not?" Manson, smirking, "Because I don't have a driver's licence").

The Bangladesh government has made some extravagant claims on behalf of the trial.

Koch said that would cost $15,000, and he said Halligen made an extravagant show of overpaying.

Republicans have made extravagant claims about this bill, from "death panels" to "socialism" to economic collapse.

The black-and-white murals from the Montreal-based collaborative En Masse look like notebook doodles made extravagant.

(Findley later wrote a book that made extravagant claims about the power of the Israel lobby).