Sentence examples for opulently appointed from inspiring English sources
By the late 1860's, Tweed was the boss of the city, reigning from the opulently appointed headquarters on East 14th Street known as Tammany Hall.
Andrew Stern, the international union's president, took the rare step of personally criticizing Mr. Bevona, calling his remuneration — which included an opulently appointed penthouse office and an apartment — "excessive".
Her new novel, PORTRAIT IN SEPIA (HarperCollins, $26), which has been elegantly translated by Margaret Sayers Peden, smoothly transports readers from opulently appointed mansions to a back-alley opium den in San Francisco's Chinatown to a squalid field hospital during Chile's invasion of Peru in the War of the Pacific.
Every nook is opulently appointed, particularly in the "State Rooms" used frequently for entertaining.
Guest rooms and common rooms are opulently appointed.
And Robert Joffrey's towering, opulently appointed 1860s American living room, laden with Christmas gifts, has been Chicago's most welcoming "Nutcracker" home for 20 years, ever since the company moved here.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.
Nicolas Grunitzky was appointed premier.
