Sentence examples for beautiful plan from inspiring English sources

That was a beautiful plan to me".

Co-ordinated explosions on Britain's gas-distribution network were a "beautiful plan", but difficult.

"I'd like to pretend we had a prescient and beautiful plan," he said the other afternoon from Toronto.

"What happens is when you have Mother Nature not in a very cooperative spirit, you get a crimp in that very beautiful plan," O'Hearn said.

Its civic core, dominated by a mountainous City Hall, reads as an isolated fragment of a City Beautiful plan that was never fully realized.

"The architects made this beautiful plan," continued Ms. Gottwald, an interior and furniture designer, describing bedrooms built a step up from the common areas, with sliding doors made from different materials.

The beautiful plans can only be realised through cheating, and the draughtsmen know it better than any dissidents.

He regretted how little time they had spent together, and he recalled the "beautiful plans" that they had made to settle in the "mountains with the girls, living in peace and tranquility".

"Charles Garnier: un architecte pour un empire," until Jan . 9 is sure to draw in many architecture wonks, but Garnier was so multi-talented and had such interesting friends and associates — painters, sculptors, photographers, literary intellectuals — that there is much more to see than his beautiful plans in a lovely setting by the stage director Robert Carsen, with quiet music in the background.

The beautiful plans for ground zero similarly help us avoid dwelling on the reality that no grand renewal is likely to happen there for years (short of a federal-government-sponsored "New Deal for New York," like the one proposed by the historian Mike Wallace in his book of that title).

If a movie is good, there is a general tendency to believe that everything in it was conceived and worked out according to a beautiful master plan, or that it is the result of the creative imagination of the director, but in movies things rarely happen that way — even more rarely than they do in opera or the theatre.