Sentence examples for palatial apartment from inspiring English sources
She lived in this palatial apartment, like 14 rooms, on Lake Shore Drive in Chicago.
The couple shared a palatial apartment on the city centre boulevard, Corso Venezia, along with Franchi's 11-year-old son Charly, and had planned to marry.
I thought of this ever-changing, never-changing Church as I visited an elderly cardinal in his palatial apartment near the Vatican.
In a palatial apartment on the Upper East Side decorated in European midcentury style, a well-heeled crowd came out to celebrate on Wednesday night.
Ono invited the pair to spend the rest of the evening at the palatial apartment she shared with John Lennon — who had spurned King at their only previous meeting, 11 years earlier.
Trump is a populist billionaire, married to a former supermodel, lives in a palatial apartment in New York City and yet is adopting the image of a man of the people who will speak unpleasant truths.
Sadly, the second half of her life - much of it spent on beaches or in villas or palatial apartments, after the manner of the idle European super-rich - is little more than a transmutation of the theatrical pure gold of her historically approved widowhood into the base metal of mildly despised celebrity.
They will furnish their palatial apartments against a global backdrop of deflationary fears, central banks in perpetual crisis mode, massive unemployment, and stubbornly stagnating wage growth for 99% of the world's population.
Howard Slatkin gave Sara Ruffin Costello a tour of his palatial Fifth Avenue apartment.
June 18 2014 June 19 201414 The estate of Huguette Clark — a reclusive New York heiress who spent her final decades in various Manhattan hospitals while her palatial Fifth Avenue apartment lay vacant — is the gift that keeps on giving.
Alberto W. Vilar, the opera patron, philanthropist and investor charged last month with defrauding a client at Amerindo Investment Advisors, was back home in his palatial United Nations Plaza apartment yesterday after being freed on bail.
