Sentence examples for Grace from inspiring English sources
The word "Grace" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a noun to refer to a quality of kindness, courtesy, and elegance, or as a proper noun for a female name. Example sentence: She accepted their invitation with grace.
noun
Elegant movement; poise or balance.
- The dancer moved with grace and strength.
Meanwhile, despite being commissioned for the Upstairs, Timberlake Wertenbaker's The Grace of Mary Traverse found its way to the main stage because its lead actor, Janet McTeer, in a case of sheer heightism, was considered too tall for the studio space.
It would be the equivalent of Ed Miliband granting David Cameron and Nick Clegg two years' grace in the House of Commons, an absence of political war unthinkable in British politics.
Asked in a Q&A in 2009, if Nick Clegg had disappointed him as leader of the Liberal Democrats, Kennedy responded with typical grace: I think that former leaders are best seen occasionally and not too often heard – particularly on the subject of their successors.
It is such a difficult tone to strike but Payne manages it with grace and charm, never dipping into sentimentality.
With his rasp, his greying hair, his physical grace and his hypnotic eyes, Clooney belongs firmly in the tradition of Humphrey Bogart, Robert Mitchum, Lee Marvin and Robert Ryan: a man (not a girly-man) in his 40s (not his teens), ambiguously heroic (not unambiguously super-heroic), and exuding an emotional and sexual authority not seen since vintage Sean Connery.
Then, in the coup de grace, who should complain but Stalin himself.
A Qatari appeals court on Sunday overturned a child endangerment conviction against Matthew and Grace Huang of Los Angeles over the death of their daughter, Gloria, and said they were free to leave.
Comparing career paths with that of her namesake, Grace Obama Chiumia said: "Obama became the first black American to lead the US and I have become the first women to be appointed minister of sports.
We all had a very fair hearing and we are happy with the result, obviously," QC David Grace, who was representing 32 of the 34 players, said.
The sound of the Leicestershire victory song, Fields of Grace Road, ringing out across Chelmsford after the end of a 37-match winless streak, and their first away victory since 2010, was certainly unfamiliar, though.
Jones's own hardback memoir, Miss Grace Jones, is expected in September (Simon & Schuster).
