Sentence examples for age of grace from inspiring English sources

Gloucestershire have had a miserable time since the championship was founded in 1890, but at least they enjoyed the age of Grace in the 1870s when they won the unofficial version four times.

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WHEN she died last year at 103, Aimee de Heeren — of New York Palm Beachh, Fla.; Paris; and Biarritz, France — became one more lost link to an earlier age of social grace and high society.

Have an air of grace.

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More beguilingly, Mr. Brinkley, who died on Wednesday night at the age of 82, had the grace to let the viewer in on this secret with open wit and almost no broadcast bombast.

In the Middle Ages, holy places became places of grace, the visitation of which was considered a work of penance.

He set an example of grace in old age.

They appeared relaxed, displaying a nimble sort of grace for their age.

There is the beauty of those who age with grace and who count every wrinkle as a reminder of their journey.

At 14 years of age, Mark Strasshine has dreams of gracing the Premier League one day, not as a player but as a referee.