Sentence examples for beautiful up from inspiring English sources

The collection is even more beautiful up close.

He then parred out for his second straight two-under-par 68, which included a beautiful up and down from the craggy rough at No. 18.

The 34-year-old, who is on loan at Toronto from QPR, said: "It was beautiful up to here.

It was really beautiful up close.

One year later, it continues to get less and less beautiful, up to the point where using the word beautiful in connection with the city can only be ironic.

The 120,000-square-foot museum, designed by the New York architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro, and built at an estimated cost of $140 million, is encased in a white honeycomb carapace, dubbed "The Veil," which is elegant and beautiful up close, and which plays well in response to the gleaming metal exterior of its neighbor, Frank Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall.

Both players finished in style at No. 18, with Nicklaus nearly making an eagle from the fairway before his tap-in birdie, and Woods making a beautiful up-and-down birdie from a difficult position in a green side bunker.

Debra Elmegreen, an astronomer at Vassar College who conducted detailed imaging of the galaxy, described it as a "beautiful, up-close example of what must have been common long ago".

In 1904, President Theodore Roosevelt complained to his Secretary of the Treasury, Leslie M. Shaw, about the designs on American coinage, and enquired if a sculptor such as the President's friend, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, could be hired to provide beautiful, up-to-date designs.

But come on, the woman doesn't age, looks more beautiful up-close that I could have ever imagined and held an audience of men and women, from every part of the world, at a very early hour on a Monday morning completely spellbound for an hour.

Somewhere Beautiful lives up to its name.