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They also run a programme called | Extravagant Acts for Mature People which takes concerts |
vations, the Hero envisions larger and more | extravagant adventures and searches for a release from |
His personal life was | extravagant and iconoclastic. |
The series is known for its | extravagant and richly detailed art. |
fter leaving his home to pursue the world's | extravagant and excessive pleasures. |
She had an | extravagant and demanding nature and possessed enough c |
ple melody containing 37 notes, is not only | extravagant and amazingly creative. |
f her life, during which several successive | extravagant and often comic daydreams are portrayed. |
ere done to advance the sale of stock, with | extravagant and misleading claims for the technology. |
It is written in an | extravagant and mannered style, largely based on the Ki |
tasy episodes become more hallucinatory and | extravagant and in a final epilogue that is set up as a |
d Pico House (or Casa de Pico) was the most | extravagant and lavish hotel in Southern California, an |
irst project of First Lady Imelda Marcos as | extravagant, and dubbed it "a monument to shame" and ca |
ing (which created the verb to maffick, for | extravagant and public celebrations)). |
shopric of Merseburg; but Augustus was very | extravagant and was soon compelled to return to the Sax |
That it is sometimes | extravagant and grotesque cannot be disputed, but it is |
dictator of a Caribbean island, he demands | extravagant and vain services from the populace, such a |
d in honour of the Neapolitan prince was so | extravagant and magnificent that, according to Stefano |
tion of nonconformist though to whom highly | extravagant and ornamented building styles and monument |
inson of Massachusetts stated that "Nothing | extravagant appeared in the papers till an account was |
ner Schultz (Joseph Cawthorn) want to be as | extravagant as they can, so they can rake off more mone |
Naples, who was entertained in June with an | extravagant banquet with forty piatti that included roa |
The Laxmi Vilas Palace, an | extravagant building of the Indo-Saracenic school, was |
s of tapered Corinthian columns, with their | extravagant capitals of acanthus leaves and their elabo |
Henry and his queen planned | extravagant celebrations rivalling that of their joint |
ophers, and partly of poetical fictions and | extravagant chimeras: That he ridiculed the holy script |
Low Hill is well known locally for the | extravagant Christmas decorations, which can be seen on |
had made a fortune on his trade, had built | extravagant circus buildings in cities such as Berlin, |
Such | extravagant claims are characteristic of the Augustan a |
The company had made | extravagant claims for the ability of the wireless tele |
y 1890 that forced Portugal to renounce its | extravagant claims to the territories that lay between |
ry was disproportionately Catholic and made | extravagant claims that three-quarters of all police an |
racted a great deal of media attention with | extravagant claims of financial support from millionair |
The group was noted for its lavish and | extravagant clothes and performances. |
He was an | extravagant collector of arts and especially books. |
The | extravagant company culture is shown through scenes of |
oid, the Daily Mirror, and led to sometimes | extravagant comparisons to William Shakespeare and Char |
was the last Moody Blues album before their | extravagant concert at Red Rocks and a series of sympho |
dicted to gambling, and this along with his | extravagant construction projects was a large drain on |
late after a long delay in changing into an | extravagant costume designed by Jean-Paul Gaultier ador |
is guitar) served as a counter to Gabriel's | extravagant costumes and theatrics. |
epict the archigallus wearing luxurious and | extravagant costumes. |
The | extravagant court in Versailles--perfectly tailored to |
e Monteverdi's early operas, scored for the | extravagant court orchestra of Mantua, Cavalli's operas |
he second part of Beethoven's song sets the | extravagant death fantasy of the final stanza, in which |
e of the picture-chronicle by his skill and | extravagant delight in the ornamental parts of design c |
the mass market swung towards colourful and | extravagant designs. |
Board saw the College as being elitist and | extravagant, despite William's eloquent defense of high |
Russell painted her portrait while she wore | extravagant dresses and jewelry given to her by Augusta |
le track about a fickle female featuring an | extravagant echo effect on Holder's voice and some part |
g the 18th-century Lomonosov Bridge and the | extravagant Egyptian Bridge. |
Prince Solms enjoyed horse racing and | extravagant entertaining on the property. |
But, he was charged with | extravagant expenditure on the fortifications; as a con |
loss, but their extraordinary gallantry won | extravagant expressions of praise from various generals |
Exposition of 1893, the Palace featured an | extravagant facade, with 22 hand-carved Corinthian colu |
An | extravagant fete was held at Inglismaldie Castle to Cel |
The critical and financial failure of the | extravagant film, Britain's first major Technicolor mus |
el in his Long Island garden, surrounded by | extravagant flowers. |
panied by his wife) went on unnecessary and | extravagant foreign trips, and accepted lavish hospital |
because it would compare unfavorably to the | extravagant furs worn by the Scandinavian attendees, in |
led ‘Lale Devri' (Tulip Time) was a time of | extravagant garden-fetes and sumptuous entertainments. |
and mourner in Rome who lives well off the | extravagant gifts given to him by the rich widows he co |
a Christmas list sung by a woman who wants | extravagant gifts such as sables, yachts, and decoratio |
ut and concealing gambling expenditures and | extravagant gifts to former Playboy and Penthouse model |
He was also strongly opposed to | extravagant goal celebrations, going so far as to break |
he fell into dissolute company and acquired | extravagant habits, leading to his imprisonment in the |
shion with nice suits, expensive shoes, and | extravagant hair styles. |
ith its own troupe of dancing girls wearing | extravagant head dresses and sequins". |
The building was in an | extravagant high Gothic style, making extensive use of |
The | extravagant hilarity displayed at the festivals of Deme |
s considered one of the most flamboyant and | extravagant in New Brunswick history. |
elf-titled autobiography, Axl Rose was very | extravagant in his spending, funding expensive backstag |
The | extravagant interior ceiling and chandelier of the Cast |
in 1818 or c. $12,000,000 in 2007, and the | extravagant interior detailing. |
Built in the 1920s with large gardens and | extravagant interior firings, by the wealthy and powerf |
shameless sayings and the most unseemly and | extravagant jests, whereby he obtained innumerable gift |
To contemporaries, he was incompetent and | extravagant, lacking the warlike ardour of his brother |
Extravagant language is common. | |
sequences) has been criticized as being too | extravagant, leading to many music critics to accuse th |
was Black, which he suffered to grow of an | extravagant Length; as to Breadth, it came up to his Ey |
alled Christianity a "superstition taken to | extravagant lengths." |
He was then living an | extravagant life and saved little. |
Kozlowski became notorious for his | extravagant lifestyle supported by the booming stock ma |
The last Chaplin, Henry, led an | extravagant lifestyle and had political ambitions; this |
He led an | extravagant lifestyle, and was discharged from bankrupt |
This, together with his pantheism and his | extravagant lifestyle, made him slightly suspect in the |
He became known for his | extravagant lifestyle, but in later years he reentered |
Partly to sustain his | extravagant lifestyle, Walter gave up his hereditary ri |
Meanwhile, Bishop Hepburn enjoyed an | extravagant lifestyle. |
creen era, known for her beauty, talent and | extravagant lifestyle. |
rted along the Silk Road from China, was an | extravagant luxury. |
wn for his courtesy and benevolence and his | extravagant manner of living. |
The master craftsmen work with | extravagant materials: crocodile skin, gold and silver, |
who is in the kitchen trying to prepare an | extravagant meal for the Norfleets, watches in bewilder |
came to be known as Galant and is marked by | extravagant metaphors, skillful use of rhetoric and una |
review Frank Rich described it as "a huge, | extravagant mishmash . . . |
This remains one of the most ambitious and | extravagant music packagings to come from South Africa: |
a Warner Bros. musical of this period, the | extravagant musical numbers were created, designed, sta |
e books, especially the latter, involves an | extravagant mystery trick as well as elements of satire |
non-religious content led to a ban on more | extravagant nativity scenes in some Polish churches; fo |
d adverse weather conditions owing to their | extravagant nature and genetic modification specificall |
Despite the | extravagant nature of the property it is viewed by loca |
Notable for his criticism of the | extravagant nature of the railway architecture of the d |
tations on this line were probably the most | extravagant of any. |
t evolved as the weekly club event from the | extravagant one off ‘Chuff Chuff' parties, the longest |
henge was intended as a protest against the | extravagant ornament and over-decoration of the existin |
r Sassoon was an avid photographer and held | extravagant parties at his hotel. |
anding agency Meubel Stukken, known for its | extravagant parties. |
The | extravagant party, held on the Italian island of Sardin |
Largely in response to King Richard's | extravagant patronage of such favourites as Robert de V |
ry the Society took part in larger and more | extravagant performances. |
ositive feedback loop is created, producing | extravagant physical structures in the non-limiting sex |
re the careful introduction of interesting, | extravagant pieces, resonated well with the audience. |
s year he also issued his edict against the | extravagant pomposity of the Church which contributed t |
It is lined with | extravagant postmodernist sculptures presented by siste |
ice throughout 12th century C.E. due to its | extravagant practices. |
Extravagant Praise | |
In agreeing to pay the brothel's | extravagant price, Pullo warns the madam that Octavian' |
ed as an over-indulged, willful, and wildly | extravagant princess. |
ain running through the West, and had other | extravagant production ideas. |
lected him to play the leading man in their | extravagant production (the last portion of the film wa |
ularly his brother, Edward Gibbon, had made | extravagant promises to the settlers about the availabi |
ough shrewd business practices and somewhat | extravagant promotion, Henn was able to grow the Fort L |
The | extravagant promotional practices of drugs manufacturer |
KZBS was known for many | extravagant promotions including a home giveaway that w |
siderable income through gambling and other | extravagant pursuits; and he cannot as yet touch the pr |
(16-track studios were still considered an | extravagant rarity). |
prepared to embark on what they considered | extravagant repairs, the tower was underpinned with tim |
oreign tribes of Britain and even penned an | extravagant report which he insisted be read to the Rom |
ily's fortune, and sometimes deal with some | extravagant requests from her, oblivious to Nagi's true |
That same year he recycled or invented | extravagant rumors of miscegenation, that the abolition |
s rewarded for a consistent season and some | extravagant saves when he received the Division Three G |
without prompting, the question of Palin's | extravagant self-regard. |
Chapel Royal, St. Paul's Cathedral and an ' | extravagant' sermon given before the House of Commons o |
owing in congratulating the new couple, and | extravagant Shift JIS art pictures were posted. |
sts of three parts: the south wing with its | extravagant single storey State Ballroom; a grand stair |
g from fiscal mismanagement to the Holleys' | extravagant social life. |
Since then, Land Rover have produced less | extravagant Special Editions. |
he aged he became ever more well known for | extravagant spending habits while at the same time he d |
to a disordered way of life which included | extravagant spending and an addiction to gambling. |
kotai, forced support of public works, and | extravagant spending, several daimyo sided against the |
ame, which has featured in many articles on | extravagant sporting birth names. |
Les Georges Leningrad were known for their | extravagant stage costumes, including masks in particul |
he acted in them and became famous for his | extravagant stage productions. |
The movie's happy ending includes an | extravagant stage piece with gorgeously attired chorus |
e bottom of the ocean, disguising this with | extravagant stroking. |
The Carews lived in | extravagant style at their many residences in Bletching |
row and is renowned for his versatility and | extravagant style of play. |
er Yugoslav rock scene for its artistic and | extravagant style and stage performances. |
just by scoring his first goal but with his | extravagant style of play. |
that combination of her amazing talent and | extravagant style which only Madonna can bring." |
ed to his council on questions arising from | extravagant success of the recent battle on the interna |
s friends uniformly described him as funny, | extravagant, sympathetic, generous, and, partly by his |
He was remembered as an | extravagant talent by City fans, and his celebration of |
e on the king, and that, in addition to her | extravagant tastes, earned her a number of powerful ene |
Mazu temples in Taiwan and is known for its | extravagant temple architecture. |
helters for travellers, sometimes large and | extravagant, that traditionally dotted the cities and h |
Although the new brick structure was | extravagant, the General Assembly ignored the gesture a |
garet's wedding festivities were splendidly | extravagant; they included a procession of knights in f |
, yet its extravagance encourages you to do | extravagant things which are not untrue. |
in Basel and Lucerne have a longer or "more | extravagant tradition". |
of Trans-Europe Express was marked with an | extravagant train journey used as a press conference by |
He was also very | extravagant, transforming his rectory into a 32-roomed |
ldings; the ones on office buildings can be | extravagant, using different materials for the figures |
mes while minimizing the poetic realism and | extravagant vitality that is today is known as "fellini |
The $750,000 cost of Andrews' | extravagant wardrobe was subsidized by Western Costume |
His blond, blue-eyed stature and | extravagant way of life gave him the position of "det a |
lities to the game's normal bosses (such as | extravagant weapons, or the inability to be damaged wit |
ighting as an exotic dancer in order to pay | extravagant wedding neither of them can afford. |
The two stations are also most | extravagant, which is another trademark of ex-Soviet Me |
y Hollywood movie premieres - including the | extravagant world premiere of the film version of The B |
ses them thus called from their yielding an | extravagant worship of angels, and such as tended to id |
Extravagant Worship: The Songs of Miriam Webster is a c | |
Extravagant Worship: The Songs of Reuben Morgan is a co | |
Extravagant Worship: The Songs of Darlene Zschech is a | |
bad times, success and failure; a couple of | extravagant young dreamers, a couple of aching elders, |
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