It was only lavish, he adds, in the sense that the drink didn't run out and the setting was rather grand.
Ms. Tarnofsky not only lavishes motherly care on her dog, but is also a lawyer who specializes in battling landlords who want to evict tenants because of pets or, more often than not, multiple pets.
The Bears were the only team to lavish huge contracts on more than one free agent, landing the biggest one of all, the pass rusher Julius Peppers, and taking running back Chester Taylor, too.
The only thing as lavish as his tales, they say, was his spending; from June 1999 to his arrest nine months later, his dinner bills were sometimes $15,000, and he spent more than $100,000 on airline tickets and helicopter rides.
A marathon of invitation-only, lavish events sponsored by the one percent.
His party offices are crammed into two rooms beneath an airfield control tower on the town's outskirts, with a signed portrait of Winston Churchill the only reminder of the lavish clubrooms the party once occupied in the town centre.
Mr. Gingrich is hardly the only presidential hopeful who will lavish such adoration for Reagan in the coming days.
The only thing missing at the lavish affair: Pitt and Redford themselves, who "were unable to make it," Tisch said addressing the crowd over dinner.
But lavish option grants aren't the only way to build a company.
For Tarantino, he was the only actor who could take the ornate, lavish dialogue and make it sing.
