Sentence examples for beautiful height from inspiring English sources

If your club is lifting up, you will pop the ball up and not get that long, boring drive that you see the pros hit regularly (when the ball takes off like a missile and slowly climbs to a beautiful height and tracks down the fairway).

In her eleven-month anniversary card to Nunez — they celebrated every month — she wrote, "Nobody knows the beautiful heights of our journey, but we do".

If the first half of blackSUMMERS'night sets the scene carefully, its second half explodes into sweeping drama with the impossibly beautiful heights of 1990x's undulating melody and the ominous doom of Lost.

Your homeland could be a paradise: its climate dips into lush tropical temperatures, and its mountain ranges soar to beautiful heights.

The building boom of elaborately beautiful churches reached its height in the 14th and 15th centuries.The Reformation began in the 1530s, but lasted way beyond Thomas Cromwell's dissolution of the monasteries, with the government of evangelical Edward VI continuing the work of stripping the churches and banning ritual.

13-year-old Ava Phillippe, daughter of Witherspoon from her first marriage to Ryan Phillippe, is the spitting image of her beautiful mother -- in height, visage, even wardrobe!

The crippling uncertainty of defining yourself regardless of how the world might peg you is taken to both beautiful and terrifying new heights in this gem.

Between the discomfort and damage they cause our feet and the crippling fear that they might be ruined just by wearing them, the height enhancers, while beautiful to look at, have a bad rap.

Then she turns to admire the tree once more, with its great height and oddly beautiful posture -- its torso tending toward the river, its arms reaching for the path.

William Williams visited Davenport and provided a brief description in his journal: Davenport is situated on the Iowa site of the river on a very extensive flat of land, gently rising from the River Mississippi for a mile back, when the bluff rises to considerable height affording most beautiful sites for improvements.

Had I a time machine I would ask in a heartbeat not to meet Mozart, nor to be shown Shakespeare's plays as they were first performed; I would choose Greek Street on October 5, 1961, the opening night of Cook's satirical nightclub the Establishment, so that I could watch the man Stephen Fry called "the funniest man who ever drew breath" at the height of his beautiful fame.