Sentence examples for more lavish than from inspiring English sources
Banks are certainly being more lavish than in the past.
Some sprinkles, however, are more lavish than the average shower.
But in some sectors, Chinese buyers are already proving more lavish than Americans.
The spending proclivities of lawmakers are almost always more lavish than the executive's.
Dramas produced at court were invariably much more lavish than those put on by the professional companies.
I was at the Baftas last year in Islington, and it was so much more lavish than the Oscars".
"He thumbed his nose at the I.R.S. to fund an even more lavish lifestyle than his generous income permitted".
And where else would it be but in a world capital like London, where it will receive more lavish exposure than if it were in Rome and Milan in tandem.
Ternheim's "Halfway To Fivepoints" is one of my favorite albums of the year, and a more lavish affair than her new freebie.
Captain David Miller, P&O Ferries There are many excellent restaurants in Calais, and many offering more lavish dining than this – at a price.
His aides had been pressing for a more lavish welcome than Mr Bush was prepared to give.All this exposure, however, is not adding much to the sum of knowledge about Mr Hu himself.
