Sentence examples for richly appointed from inspiring English sources

The master bath is large and richly appointed.

There was no gold leaf or fine animal-fur interior or richly appointed cartouche-ing.

And Murray's thoughtfully offered "24 luxuriously furnished and richly appointed bachelor apartments".

The aisles are flanked with richly appointed little chapels dedicated to a chosen saint (Chanel, Lanvin, Balenciaga).

The new Toyota Avalon remains richly appointed with a new interior and the by-now-obligatory LED taillights.

The castlelike building opened in 1881 as the Seventh Regiment Armory, a richly appointed monument to the city's wealthy.

The four guest rooms are richly adorned with original art, and are luxuriously appointed without being stuffy.

It was created exactly a century before Berman's closet, in 1882, and there is nothing not of great luxury in this richly patterned, gorgeously appointed boudoir, with its lavish woodwork and its painted frieze of frolicking putti.

In the 14th century, only Westminster Abbey was more richly endowed and appointed than Glastonbury.

But despite all that, the film ends on an upbeat note because the old world civility -- which is to say elegance and manners and human decency -- that M. Gustave represents lives on in the richly-appointed storytelling that brings all the aforementioned to our attention.

There, two of his associates, Michael the Amorian and Leo the Armenian, abandoned him, and were richly rewarded by Nikephoros for their defection: Michael became Count of the Tent to the Emperor, and Leo was appointed commander of the Foederati regiment.