Sentence examples for a beautiful sequence from inspiring English sources

Walk up Wilhelm-Staab-Strasse, a beautiful sequence of Baroque houses restored by the GDR in the early 1950s.

In a beautiful sequence the cast tap upon those planks with rhythms that build into a fine piece of percussive music.

In a beautiful sequence of results, teams in 4th place and below managed to lose last weekend (and Chicago only took one point from their mid-week fixture versus irrelevant Toronto).

In a beautiful sequence that stands alone in the crime-centric climax, the mother of Molly finally succumbs to her cancer; as the music swells and tension grows, poor sweet Betsy falls to the floor, shattering her glass of squash.

The U.S. team was clearly frustrated in trying to break down the Costa Rican defense but it prevailed in the end thanks to a goal that was the result of a beautiful sequence of four great individual plays.

Famous last words, since Beckett did continue writing fiction, notably "the grisly afterbirth" of the trilogy collected in the fragmentary "Texts for Nothing," and then, in the eighties, a beautiful sequence of short prose works: "Company," "Ill Seen Ill Said," and "Worstward Ho".

Through a rather beautiful sequence about the way art can transport and transform us, she makes him see New York, and life itself, differently as he engages in a correspondence.

A breathtakingly beautiful sequence of Psalm settings, with excerpts from the "Song of Songs" and later devotional poetry, this is music in which veneration is a matter not of meditation but of ecstasy and drama.

I would even take a big beautiful sequence of Galavant movies.

Rather than a provident benevolence creating a peaceful and beautiful sequence of events by which a remote island is populated, ending with colonization by humans, Darwin observes ugliness, the most disgusting and unpleasant creatures arriving first.

It's a lovely, lyrical, even beautiful sequence even if it's light on gags.