lavish hospitality造句

• The Second World War ended her era of private patronage and lavish hospitality.
• A fondness for lavish hospitality and fancy living plunged Richard Greene into deep debt.
• Prior to her departure, Lind publicly expressed her gratitude to Micaela for the latter's lavish hospitality.
• After the solemn state funeral, the Japanese showered lavish hospitality on the visiting cruiser and her men.
• Members would travel as a group for a specified time at IOC expense, with no lavish hospitality or gifts.
• Coles also received a " most severe " warning from the IOC in March for accepting lavish hospitality from Salt Lake bidders.
• The competition took place in a " system known to welcome generous gifts and travel allowances, lavish hospitality, and personal accommodations ."
• Local lords received him with lavish hospitality along the route and James was amazed by the wealth of his new land and subjects.
• The competition, he said, took place in a " system known to welcome generous gifts and travel allowances, lavish hospitality and personal accommodations ."
• His remit would range from payments made to custody sergeants for tip-offs about arrests, to buying drinks and providing lavish hospitality for officers ."
• Visits would go ahead only " if the IOC deems it necessary, " and under very strong conditions designed to prevent members accepting lavish hospitality.
• The board said it was maintaining the " most severe warning " which Coles received in March for accepting lavish hospitality from Salt Lake City bid officials.
• Historian Blakney writes that Bulkeley was " noted for his lavish hospitality, entertaining and many other military men during the Seven Years War and the American revolution.
• On one occasion, a nobleman offered her lavish hospitality; she replied by asking if he did not feel guilty at using money he could have donated to the poor.
• The executive board announced that it was maintaining the " most severe warning " which Coles received in March for accepting lavish hospitality from Salt Lake City bid officials.
• ". . . We didn't do anything illegal, immoral, unethical or what I felt was improper given the context of lavish hospitality and entertainment that was the accepted route.
• One sector being considered for cost cutting is the lavish hospitality being sought by the 1, 500 IOC officials and their guests and staff who are expected to attend the Games.
• Unswayed by their host's lavish hospitality, European Union culture ministers resisted France's bid Tuesday to tighten a quota system designed to stop Hollywood's advance on the European film and TV industries.
• A country gentleman with a reputation for lavish hospitality, he may also have been the model for the Franklin in the General Prologue to " " The Canterbury Tales " ".