"beautiful grace" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a descriptive phrase to refer to someone or something that possesses both physical beauty and gracefulness. Example: The ballerina moved across the stage with such elegant and beautiful grace that the audience could not take their eyes off of her.
At live shows you can't take your eyes off the beautiful Grace, whose head-swinging, arm-flying, long-legged, miniskirted silhouette storms around the the stage.
Kind, generous, beautiful Grace and her best friend, neurotic but well-intentioned Julia Wagner, are the nicest people on Alder Avenue and the most reliable witnesses to its gradual disintegration.
To celebrate the troupe's twentieth anniversary, Brown is presenting two programs at the Joyce, which will run through Feb. 12. "Walking Out the Dark," plus the big, beautiful "Grace" and a new work, "Order My Steps," will be on the first program.
Charlie Haden embodied that duality with a vital and beautiful grace.
It's a beautiful grace note that rewards those who stay for the long haul.
It overflows like a geyser and explodes with extraordinary force and beautiful grace into a colorful firework of art.
It was not the first German translation of the Bible — indeed, it had eighteen predecessors — but it was unquestionably the most beautiful, graced with the same combination of exaltation and simplicity, but more so, as the King James Bible.
Turks and Caicos Sleek new condos are rising above beautiful Grace Bay Beach on Providenciales.
Still, a few bargains remain in the tourist epicenter around the beautiful Grace Bay Beach.
Art would cease to be beautiful without grace.
There was more fine Chailly detail in the second symphony, a youthful exuberance driving the outer movements, while a beautiful, silvery grace illuminated the adagio.
