Sentence examples for bit of wonderful from inspiring English sources

The second bit of wonderful writing comes from the pen of the first Championship Poet at Wimbledon, Matt Harvey.

Think about the last time you had a crisis or even wanted to share a bit of wonderful news.

Such moments, he says, "are to be fully realized, as bits of wonderful theatrical illusion — which means it's O.K. if the wires show, and maybe it's good that they do, but the magic should at the same time be thoroughly amazing".

Of all the bits of wonderful heritage near where you live, what would you choose to save and why?

This is not a bit of his wonderful twisted humor.

She does have a bit of the wonderful Divine Miss M strut.

I lift the glass to my nose and a bit of that wonderful, earthy, Burgundian "barnyard" aroma emerges.

From our point of view, the book is full of wonderful bits of forgotten idiocy; from his, it was an affront to reason that people believe that a hunted male beaver would bite off its own balls, or that mother bears licked their offspring from amorphous blobs into cubs.

I thought Conor Newton's goal was a wonderful bit of football but Stevie is a top player, he has had a wonderful career and we are getting the best out of him on a weekly basis".

It's an absolutely wonderful bit of bizarre serendipity.

That is not just a wonderful bit of courtesy.