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If you offer a path of entrepreneurship you were lavishing these talents and I guarantee you you'll go on doing amazing things.

He thought he would win her over by lavishing her with expensive gifts.

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In turn, she'd become a champion giver, lavishing those close to her with bounty.

lavishing many hours of morbid ingenuity, to create an analogy between the object of her affection and the emblem of her guilt and torture.

Praise yourself. If all else fails and no one is lavishing you with praise, do what my dad taught me to do: Pat yourself on the back.

Mr Erixon warned the EU was vulnerable to subsidy cases because it had a track record of lavishing benefits on its own companies.

In an improvised but fluent speech, she returned the compliment by lavishing praise on his achievements, and promising to consolidate them.

He was accused of lavishing their mothers with gifts, enticing the boys to his bedroom, sexually molesting them then buying their silence.

The politicians dithered, scared of lavishing taxpayers' money on such an unpopular cause.

The amazing Emperor Bokassa eating little black babies, lavishing diamonds upon the Western dignitary.

Creative types who are accustomed to lavishing money on moderately appealing projects will have to do more with less.

He constantly gave me attention, lavishing me with compliments, calls and sometimes gifts.

We were lavishing a little respect on China, which always works well with China.

Saudi Arabia made itself self-sufficient in wheat by lavishing untold quantities of money to create grain fields in the desert.

She pampers her husband, lavishing him with care and attention.

Employees say he's a demanding boss-one who loves to engage in debate but isn't big on lavishing individual praise.

The sad emotion also affects my family, my wife alienates me by lavishing too much love on our child.

They are miffed that Brazil's federal government is taking what they see as their wealth and lavishing it on poorer states to the north.

TYPICAL USE: A doting mother alienates her husband by lavishing too much love on their child.

He showed her how men had forgotten Him, lavishing devotion upon mute idols and demons, and how He had left them to their fate.

A doting mother alienates her husband by lavishing too much love on their child.

But what if you're not good at lavishing someone with praise?

You are lavishing money on the people who got you into this mess.

The doting mother alienated her husband by lavishing too much love on their child