| But critics have attacked the BBC for lavishing public money on non-programming activities at a time of massive cost-cutting in the organisation. |
| Our TV channels increasingly reflect the great British public's obsession with homes and gardens and the lavishing of resources thereon. |
| But nobody can fault him for not lavishing enough hyperbole on his creation. |
| Despite lavishing millions of dollars on his campaigns and outspending his opponents, his political ambitions have met with little success. |
| But he had always been a sentimental kid at heart, and was probably just jealous because I wasn't lavishing him with attention for a change. |
| They have spent years lavishing their love on scores of disadvantaged and special needs children. |
