"They were... huge!" He laughed at the memory, and then added that the turkey-gift idea had come to him when he was still very much the enfant terrible — outrageous gifts of poultry were, evidently, part of the job.
Mussolini, realising the potency of the poet's appeal in Italy, smothers him with luxury, sending him ever more outrageous gifts for his garden, culminating in a plane and the prow of a battleship.
But at least before he does so he hopes to find out what has happened to Pradeep Mathew, half-Sinhalese, half-Tamil, possessed of such outrageous gifts that he is able to mimic the style of any bowler he sees – even being able to bowl equally well with either his left or his right hand.
When it comes to outrageous gifts think "experience" and "fantasy:" Choose a full Comic Con-ready costume as a gift.
Well, there's usually more than just one outrageous automotive gift offered at Christmastime, and we've found another.
O.K., fine, but with outrageous physical gifts inherited from an All-Star father, Griffey was naturally dominant.
City had managed to tumble into that hapless predicament despite a gift of outrageous fortune: a new, 48,000-seat stadium, built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games with public money – £78m from the national lottery, £49m from Manchester city council – and converted at the public's expense.
Whether you're obsessed with celebrity lifestyle or not, you have probably heard some of the outrageous stories regarding celebrity gift suites that are held in honor of major award shows and film festivals.
It looks like an outrageous case of looking a gift horse in the mouth.
