Sentence examples for book of grace from inspiring English sources

"The Book of Grace" shows Parks still moving in that direction.

Parks uses violence in "The Book of Grace" to heat things up and make the show seem dramatic and "sexy".

But you can't help feeling that "The Book of Grace" would be better if it didn't insist so loudly on its State of the Union status.

"The Book of Grace" is indeed on one level as familiar as a William Inge drama, in which tormented middle-class family members butt Freudian heads.

Mr. Taylor, 24, is an electrician who works on theater productions, most recently as the assistant master electrician for the Public Theater production of "The Book of Grace".

The tensions, conflicts and explosions that are traditionally generated by such triangles arise in "The Book of Grace," which is directed by James Macdonald.

Maggio has written a book full of grace and glory.

The New Yorker, July 21 , 1962P. 15 Talk story about Loelia, Duchess of Westminster, here to promote her book of memoirs, "Grace and Favour".

It is almost a year since Hélène Muyal-Leiris died and Antoine wrote these words – which were read more than 200,000 times all over the world – and he has followed it with a book of exceptional grace, its title – You Will Not Have My Hate – taken from his original post.

· Geoffrey Moorhouse's book, The Pilgrimage of Grace is out from Weidenfeld in August.

Discussing athletes with disabilities, for example, Mr. Solomon says, in lines that echo across this book: "Some kinds of grace would not have entered the world if everyone's hips and legs worked the same way.