Sentence examples for really extravagant from inspiring English sources

I've been flying long enough to remember when the airlines used to be really extravagant.

"There has been a backing away from the really extravagant and frankly embarrassing giveaways of huge gifts of value.

They organize "the real parties, the parties where it's a really limited list, the extravagant vacations — I mean really extravagant," she said.

I thought it was really extravagant at the time, but I still have about two left, so I'm glad I did.

Some have even been known to give really extravagant gifts like match tickets or holidays.

And for something really extravagant, visit Le Basilic, a five diamond restaurant that combines perfect service, French inspired menus and the area's amazing local seafood and spices.

For Bao Bao's birthday dinner, "I'm sure our Department of Nutrition will construct something fabulous and really extravagant-looking," MacCorkle says.

If you were really well-connected — to a god, for example — then you might be able to expect a truly extravagant afterlife.

Could a less bureaucratic school system really pay extravagant salaries?

Mr. Berger later confessed that he was not really being extravagant.

Are their diets really so extravagant, fabulous and disgusting all at once? No. Though people who get food stamps are likelier to be obese than people who don't, their diets are hardly different, according to a comprehensive review of survey data recently released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which oversees food stamps.