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(31) His father has decided to be lavish in having the house repaired.

(32) He was always lavish in his praise of my efforts.

(33) The lavish party is still talked about today.

(34) A lavish fete rings in the historic day.

(35) Lavish press coverage keeps the issue before the public.

(36) The main course was usually a lavish cold salad.

(37) The restaurant has a lavish dessert menu.

(38) The developed nations have been lavish with advice.

(39) Parents appreciate genuine interest, concern and lavish thanks.

(40) Hurst's lavish lifestyle is the stuff of legend.

(41) A lavish East End funeral is in prospect.

(42) In Bali a cremation is a festive occasion, lavish and expensive.

(43) Struggling with this recalcitrant material, the director, an unreconstructed romantic, slapped on the atmosphere with a lavish hand.

(44) He writes catchy tunes with lavish pop hooks and huge slices of melody.

(45) When he refused he was sent home, with lavish presents, to complete his task.

(46) They forbade lavish wedding ceremonies, bringing to an end the glitzy Punjabi wedding.

(47) The government is planning lavish festivities to entertain all the friends that it claims to have.

(48) The last day of the holidays is marked with a lavish feast.

(49) If Huffington is any model, Forbes's lavish spending itself may enhance his stature.

(50) An elaborate send-off for the dead was also a social event, because a lavish funeral reflected on the living.

(51) The instrument more than justifies your lavish praise and I am delighted with it in every respect.

(52) Uncle Shim laid lavish praise on my parents for the quality of the food, the effort in preparation.

(53) At Croxford House the luxuries of small classes and lavish facilities, plus moderately compliant children, cushioned his inadequacies.

(54) But that doesn't mean this is a lavish, no expense-spared production.

(55) He writes catchy tunes with lavish pop hooks and huge slices of melody. Rough edges are few and far between.

(56) And Mellor willingly accepted her lavish hospitality - even though he was Arts Minister at the time and she was a film producer.

(57) The talks lasted from 13 - 27 January 1947, with ten formal meetings and a lavish exchange of memoranda.

(57) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(58) Held in a sprawling Phoenix convention center, the lavish party is big enough to accommodate four or five bands simultaneously.

(59) Industry heavyweights routinely spend millions of dollars on extravagant booths and lavish parties.

(60) Local officials traditionally lavish entertainment on national officials who dole out money for public works and other local projects.