sumptuous

They prepare a sumptuous meal and invite their friends but, of course, nothing goes as planned.

Lunch finally arrives, this time not a sumptuous feast but fish wrapped in a military newspaper distributed on U.S. bases.

“Sumptuous,” Huston continued, pointing out the image of a richly crimson carriage interior.

Apple has long been known for luring the best talent the tech world can offer to its sumptuous Cupertino headquarters.

People like sumptuous things, and will pay to have them, especially when the copies lack the look and feel of the original.

The effect is rather like a sumptuous multiple-course dinner where the diners are handcuffed to the table.

As the wealth of the leading planters increased they gradually surrounded themselves with elegant homes and sumptuous furnishings.

Such is the refined Philoe—such the magnificent Dendera—such the sumptuous Edfou!

Eventually, if he succeeded, his office would be the most sumptuous thing in it.

Then came the mid-day dinner, which was sumptuous; host and guests both ate and drank more than was good for their health.

The dinner had been sumptuous—veal cutlets, a cut from the joint, dessert, coffee and liqueurs.