By the end of the season, the Senators are on the verge of overtaking the Yankees, so their fans hold a lavish tribute ("Who's Got the Pain?")

This month, the New-York Historical Society opened a lavish tribute to Hamilton that will adorn its corridors for six months.

It was composed in 1881 and is a lavish tribute to the scientific and industrial progress of the 19th century.

A refined upstairs dining room tilts even more French than a downstairs cafe, and it pays lavish tribute to truffles, caviar, lobster and the like.

The kings of the Hittites are mentioned (in two similar passages), together with Egypt and the kings of Syria, as senders of lavish tribute to Solomon.

Helen's letter to her mother reporting this visit, written on the latter's birthday, was unusual in its lavish tribute to her mother's share in her education.

This year's schedule included a lavish tribute to Sly Stone, as well as a salute to the music of New Orleans.

Two lavish new tributes to Harley-Davidson, the machine and the legend, are now at hand.

Fort was also, to judge from a lavish tribute presented on Sunday night at Symphony Space, a choreographer and dance theorist of imagination and taste.

The film moves quickly and fluidly, and depends to some extent on familiarity with the filmmaking tradition to which it pays such lavish tribute.