Sentence examples for On splendid from inspiring English sources
The paintings have spurred on splendid poetry but are less obvious as a basis for ballet – Diana and her comely entourage could not look less like ballerinas.
The building has belonged to the Bouglione family since 1934, who put on splendid one-ring circuses every winter.
The British empire banked on "splendid isolation," relying on the English Channel as a buffer against continental entanglement.
Almodovar has often subjected his leading ladies to fierce contortions but after four outings he remains on splendid terms with Cruz.
Certainly she and everyone else is put in the shade by Rufus Sewell on splendid form as the villainous Count Adhemar.
A special of four jumbo shrimp with Gorgonzola depended rightly on splendid shrimp for its success; the pairing of seafood and pungent cheese may be an acquired taste.
His greatest talent was for jailbreaks; four times he escaped, and, on one splendid spree, he tried to break back in and release his brother inmates.
On one splendid sequence in the second quarter, he hustled over to help Houston stop a penetrating Bibby and stole the ball.
Several surround "The Art of Fugue," which James David Christie played on Tuesday evening on the splendid gallery organ of St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue, in a program presented by the New York Collegium.
Little Abraham asks his sister, Tess, in Hardy's novel, if we live on a splendid planet or a blighted one.
If the article's emphasis is supposed to be on frugality, she should have recommended traveling just 15 minutes on the splendid public transit system away from the center of town (Mitte) to one of the neighboring boroughs.
