Lavishly in a sentence

Bankman-Fried was publicly and lavishly held aloft by a number of celebrities, such as NFL star Tom Brady, supermodel Gisele Bundchen, and NBA star Steph Curry.

It was a case of Rangers spending wisely rather than lavishly as McLeish's eye for a player and a person came to the fore.

Let us not forget that capitalists have spent lavishly for half a century, paying their in-house propagandists to relentlessly denigrate and falsely malign those programs.

Mswati has been accused of living lavishly while Eswatini’s people struggle with widespread poverty, the world’s highest HIV infection rate per capita and a life expectancy of 57 years, one of the lowest in the world.

On stage, in the 1990s and early noughties, Melvin became something of a semi regular at the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow, usually appearing in lavishly designed productions of European classic plays directed by Philip Prowse.

Their Specialty Restaurants Corporation was known for lavishly themed showplaces filled with pirates, tikis, and airplanes and still operates the venue.

The US is an infamous example of this, having lavishly funded the industry for at least a century.

Try to keep them free of weeds when young, and water and feed lavishly, as all that green leaf has to come from somewhere.

Adorned with twinkling fairy lights and a lavishly decorated Christmas tree featuring Greggs ornaments, the domestic goddess' home sets the scene for her praise of the "rapturous riot of flavour" found in Greggs' "festive bake".

A striking external design sets the tone for a unique and lavishly presented interior – and it all adds up to a stunning four-bedroom home that is well worth taking a look at via our photo gallery below.

Big Ed revealed his finances were “currently underwaterbecause he wanted to spend lavishly on his wedding to Liz.

Boasting 257 guest rooms and suites, each lavishly adorned with dark wood, natural stone and golden accents, it epitomizes opulence with a distinct Melbourne verve.

But, even though he never hesitated to pay for whatever she wanted, there was a time when he was surprised at how lavishly his now ex-wife would gleefully splurge while shopping.

Given the negative reaction – particularly on this side of the pond - about lavishly rewarded golfers and their tone-deaf sense of entitlement, will all the discussions and politicking to get paid be actually worth it?

He rose to prominence in the 1980s, spending lavishly and befriending athletes, as the city was wracked by murders tied to the drug trade.

However, there is concern that items being made by prisoners are being used to lavishly furnish and upgrade staff homes and purchase other goods.

I love you lavishly, Honey.

Schiff, who famously said that “those who patronize and subsidize Fox News are culpable for the lies they tell and for the damage they do to our democracy,” has even spent lavishly on Garvey ads that appeared on Fox News.

The enormous surpluses appropriated by “big business” employers—usually corporations—allow them to reward their upper-level executives lavishly.

The governments of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar spend lavishly at Trump’s D.C. hotel while lobbying for the United States’ help resolving a standoff in the region.