Sentence examples for take lavish from inspiring English sources

She used the money to buy real estate in Britain and take lavish trips, these people said.

The news media have been abuzz in recent days over accounts accusing a well-connected developer, Malik Riaz Hussain, of paying for Arsalan Chaudhry to take lavish European vacations and go on shopping sprees in order to curry favor with his father.

Lottery winners have been known to buy one-of-a-kind mansions, take lavish vacations, and indulge in wild guilty pleasures.

I am sure you know what happened to your Congressional colleague Aaron Schock, who used federal funds to decorate his Downton Abbey office and take lavish trips.

They're in the highest tax brackets, are able to take lavish vacations away from lives most would consider natural time off, receive free meals despite having the means to buy the restaurant, and have irrevocable lifetime passes to pick and choose the women of their choice like you or I might pick a deli number.

Mr. Bo and his family were accused during the trial of taking lavish gifts from a young tycoon, Xu Ming.

Nearly an identical percentage are very angry about chief executives taking lavish bonuses and perks as their companies fail and pensions lose value.

But the trouble for the chief justice, which the judgment brushed aside, is that his son, wife and daughters were taking lavish holidays paid for by someone else by a friend of a friend, on Arsalan Iftikhar's account.

"It's a basic tenet of good management that you don't raise morale by telling your staff to tighten their belts while taking lavish increases yourself," he said.

As I'm sure you've heard, the House voted to cut $40 billion from SNAP, but before the vote, Rep. Jackie Speier spent five minutes on the House floor calling out Republican lawmakers for taking lavish trips to foreign countries and spending more in a week on wining and dining than a food stamp recipient would spend in a year.

Dr. Quinones, 58, who holds a doctorate in history and Asian languages from Harvard, admitted that he took lavish gifts from the businessman, David Chang, including a $33,740 luxury car and payments of $65,000 toward the Stanford University tuition of one of his daughters.