Sentence examples for nothing lavish from inspiring English sources

"It was not a party, no tuna, nothing lavish," Ms. London said.

"Nothing lavish — say, fifty thousand dollars to the Pure Poet of the year".

THE BATHROOM An apartment-sized bathroom — nothing lavish — but the designers did nice things with the space, using white marble, jazzy wallpaper and dark wood accents.

Its offices at Seventh Avenue and 34th Street -- 13 subway lines within a block -- are all cool and spare, charcoal and beige, with nothing lavish.

Nothing lavish, but he has his house in the country and he drives his car, and he can take a vacation, and so, to that extent, he's this crazed anarchist intellectual inside a rather bourgeois body.

She wears next to nothing, though lavish in the use of mascaro.

These are features that confirm the saying 'the more the merrier' does not prove correct every time- nothing too lavish or lacking to block restorativeness.

Although the reception was closed to reporters, glimpses of the room and the sounds coming from it suggested that it was nothing like the lavish black-tie gala for 13,000 guests eight years ago at what is now the Pepsi Arena in Albany.

What did you buy? Nothing impulsive or lavish, it would seem.

(Woolfe) ★ 'Turandot' (Saturday) For old-school spectacle nothing beats Franco Zeffirelli's lavish production of this Puccini opera.

(Tommasini) 'Turandot' (Friday) For old-school spectacle nothing beats Franco Zeffirelli's lavish production of this Puccini opera.