Sentence examples for sumptuous living from inspiring English sources

Dodge arrived in Manhattan after years of sumptuous living in a Florentine villa.

He produced large-scale prints depicting such scenes as the inside of theatres, stores, and sumptuous living quarters.

Yet the music Mr Oliveira issued from São Paulo reconciled the two seductive moods sweeping through Brazilian society: sumptuous living and revolution, froth and fright, nylon strings and gunmetal drums.

Rather like Peggy Guggenheim's Venice gallery, it feels as if you're in a minimally sumptuous living room, except it's quieter, with just the odd, polite student absorbing the art.

I was also eager to check out Liverpool's new place for rockers with a taste for sumptuous living, namely the swanky Hard Days Night Hotel.

During the course of the talk that Midler's Mengers offers ticket buyers -- as if they're (more or less) welcome guests in her sumptuous living room (Scott Pask designed it) -- the hostess covers her rise from emigré German girl to unprecedented prominence in her field, but mostly she regales the spectators with obscenity-sugared opinions of the many people she represented.

Clothes become costumes, with sensuous, sumptuous lives of their own.

An American citizen born in Ukraine, she met Daniel Wildenstein in 1964 and was later married to him for 23 years, living a sumptuous life of diamonds and yachts, galas and racehorses, and luxurious homes in Paris and New York, graced with Monets and Bonnards.

She writes, "In this age of revisionist, modernized Disney fairytales, … the striking thing about the studio's sumptuous new live-action 'Cinderella' may not be what it is, but what it isn't.

This month, she takes the lead in Kenneth Branagh's sumptuous new live-action version of Cinderella, before playing centre stage in a slew of other high-profile projects – from the anticipated zom-com Pride and Prejudice and Zombies to a more traditional BBC adaptation of War and Peace.

Far more than a pastiche, this prequel to "Hamlet," chosen by the editors of the Book Review as one of the best books of 2000, invents sumptuous, deep lives for Hamlet's mother; her first husband, the king of Denmark; and his younger brother, Claudius, who seduces the queen and usurps the throne.