Sentence examples for relatively lavish from inspiring English sources

They used these assets to consolidate their grip on power, and to support relatively lavish lives.

The campaigners have stepped back from a relatively lavish original plan, which envisaged scrapping the old surface and building a new 250m track to Olympic standards.

On Wednesday, after the protest ended, the women served a relatively lavish dinner of steamed fish, tomato-and-egg soup and stir-fried fatty pork.

The board's outlay of £2.75m last summer was relatively lavish, even with the sales of Andy Gray and Kyle Lafferty more than balancing the books, though heftier spending lies ahead.

A hysterical woman led me forcefully by the arm up the darkened staircase and through the rooms of the relatively lavish home, brandishing empty jewelry boxes and pointing emphatically at broken windows, turned-over mattresses, and open drawers.

And as always there have been winners as well as losers over the past year; if you backed the right shares, you will still be able to afford a relatively lavish end-of-year celebration.

The clothes ranged from relatively simple sportswear to lavish compositions of printed mink and embroidery on shifts or coats.

In comparison to the time spent supping, the presentation of the awards was relatively clipped, but still lavish — half Oscars, half pep rally.

During the Bush years, Perseus was Mr. Holbrooke's base, providing him with what friends say was a relatively undemanding job and lavish compensation as he bounced from topic to topic, almost as if seeking a problem tough enough to rivet all of his attention.

Meanwhile, Runcie and his top lieutenants receive lavish bonuses and relatively handsome salaries, with one bonus totaling $75,000 last year, nearly double the top bonus three years earlier, federal records show.

In California, the state's three major public pension programs are a magnet for criticism as a result of the lavish benefits paid out to relatively few retirees.