Sentence examples for was lavish with from inspiring English sources

She was lavish with celebrations, and her company could be wonderful fun.

The brunch table, outside the main tent, was lavish, with caviar, pâté, smoked salmon, marinated chicken breast, roast beef, fruit, crudités and lovely little pastries.

Hog farming, auto manufacturing, liquor smuggling, J. Pierpont Morgan: whether the subject was glamorous or mundane, Fortune was lavish with its attention, essentially inventing business feature journalism as we know it.

It hurts him all the more because if he was lavish with his hospitality, it was not to corrupt New Labour in his own interest but because he wanted to share its crusade as an insider.

Leaving aside the difficulty of imagining how James's late prose could have been dictated at all, much less to the racket made by a Remington typewriter circa 1900, don't we assume that James reread what had been typed and was lavish with his corrections?

Birstein was lavish with his rewards to his government patrons.

When she was hospitalized for cancer some years ago, she was lavished with flowers.

One girlfriend that she idolized was Gwedolyn, a lovely delicate child who was lavished with affection by her family because she had diabetes.

Those who try to suggest there is a conflict between the established leadership on the Hill and new members "missed the boat," said Mr. Armey, who was lavished with praise by new members for his role in their election.

Anderson's performance at the Young Vic last summer was lavished with praise by the critics, with the Guardian's Michael Billington describing it as "stellar" and the Observer's Susannah Clapp calling it "utterly compelling".

Although this was a difficult decade, it was one where she was lavished with awards: the Albert Schweitzer music award; a PBS/Dance In America programme, Katherine Dunham and her People; a Kennedy Centre honour's award; the Samuel H Scripps American dance festival award.