Sentence examples for rather lavish from inspiring English sources

Daphna, as I'll gladly call her for fear of excoriation, actually considers the apartment rather lavish.

Inspired by some rather lavish travelling, there's great pasta from Sardinia and a hotpot influenced by Korean kimchi.

"He sustained himself and a rather lavish lifestyle by robbing banks in numerous Eastern states," the chief marshal said.

Olympians do get a stipend for winning a medal — which is $25,000 for a gold, in any sport — and N.B.A. players are put up in rather lavish accommodations, compared to the rest of the athletes.

Bedrooms are rather lavish and those at the back have views of the fells; suites are large and worth the money and a couple have decks with hot tubs to soak in.

Nightwear came in a rather lavish Miss Havisham-esque form via Florence Welch (cream slip, eiderdown wrap, bed-hair) and Rihanna (a lilac slipdress covered with seashell patterns), and which unexpectedly preceded Alexander McQueen's autumn/winter 2016 collection.

Using line drawings rather than lavish photographs, she shows how to make dashi, the fish stock that is the foundation of so many of her recipes.

Gable had a rather big, lavish 1935 Duesenberg JN with a boxy nose and external side pipes, while McQueen's favored status symbol was a sleek 1957 Jaguar XK-SS Roadster (right).

Rather than lavish attention on celebrities, who receive plenty from a Milan fair press corps of 5,300 members, this reporter followed three emerging American designers, each with a different strategy for getting noticed.

Guardiola spent more than £200m on a new defence over his triumphant second season, yet confirmation of Fifa's two-window transfer ban, even if it ends up being delayed by the appeals process, rather suggests lavish recruitment will have to be put on hold at Chelsea in the near future.

And what a family... Photograph: Thierry Roge/EPA David Cameron may have failed to cut EU salaries and pensions (see 8.12am), but there was one sign that the Brussels gravy train had taken a shunt -- last night's dinner was rather less lavish than usual.