Sentence examples for beaut of a from inspiring English sources

They set the isolated family and the redskin "daughter" to repulsing an Indian raid.It is a beaut of a raid.

All that and priceless gags too: from a deadpan beaut of a Cate Blanchett pun to a deliriously self-mocking closing credit sequence.

He strays on to the pads and Sangakkara times a beaut of a straight drive past the stumps and the bowler for a perfect boundary.

For me, this would be Mr. Gilbert's beaut of a beet salad, made with julienned golden and red beets, delicate local greens, warm Rainbeau Ridge goat cheese, and a tangy parsley and Champagne vinaigrette.

This has been one rough week at The Post, nursing a beaut of a black eye after having reported quite exclusively that Senator John Kerry had settled on Representative Richard A. Gephardt as his running mate.

A beaut of a backhand return from Federer brings up his first match point.

This remains one beaut of an intricately plotted, lingering ache of a series, its title referring to a tormented London police inspector (superbly played by Clive Owen) who is forced to rely on his other senses while trying to hide his growing blindness from his colleagues, knowing it will end his career if they find out.

But this is a beaut: a choral program notable especially for a performance of Rachmaninoff's Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom by the Russian Chamber Chorus of New York, directed by Nikolai Kachanov.

And nobody makes that experience easier than Apple, which came out with a 2.0 version of Apple TV in February that is a beaut, with an intuitive, practical interface and a $229 price that may have consumers taking a second look.

It's a beaut — a long, twisting thing that rises out of the earth to pierce the clouds like a god's monstrous, multi-plaited spear.

Pegula Sports and Entertainment, which also owns the N.F.L.'s Bills, purchased the Buffalo Beauts of the National Women's Hockey League.