Sentence examples for dazzling year from inspiring English sources

But 2002 the 25th anniversary of Elvis' death has been "a dazzling year," says Graceland spokesman Todd Morgan.

After a dazzling year in which he captured the ups, downs, and all around excitement of the mayor's race, the leftward turn of the city's electorate and the ending of the Age of Bloomberg, Michael Barbaro will turn his attention to another great political story: Chris Christie.

So, while you can't replace a legend like Williams, it seems somewhat fitting that in such a dazzling year for picture books, the one that stood out the most for me was Last Stop on Market Street, a touching story that carries on the tradition of emotionally honest and compelling family stories that was her trademark.

The 22nd Annual New York Jewish Film Festival runs through January 24 , 2013at the Walter Reade Theater, offering yet another dazzling year of short films, features and documentaries -- 45 films from nine countries -- that capture the breadth of the Jewish experience from around the world.

Everything Ms. Alonso had learned in her wide-ranging career, which included dancing in Broadway musicals in the 1930's and dazzling years with Ballet Theater, the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and other companies, was poured into the development of her dancers and their sense of style.

Prebble's study of love, depression and the limits of neuroscience was over-diagrammatic in places but, in a far-from-dazzling year for new plays, it was utterly absorbing and raised lots of big questions.

His dazzling eight year spell at the club was commemorated in 2011 when Arsenal erected a statue in his honour at the Emirates Stadium, and the 36 year-old has still has much affection for the Gunners.

In 1984 the dazzling 10-year-old Savion Glover took over the title role of the Broadway show The Tap Dance Kid.

Beltran hurt himself while robbing David Ortiz of a grand slam in the second inning, and he was whisked away for X-rays and a CT scan, leaving behind his first World Series in a dazzling 16-year career.

I remember reading a dazzling collection years ago called The Diamond as Big as the Ritz, but until now had never come across these, based on his brief and not particularly brilliant career as a Hollywood scriptwriter.

Joe Namath needed 15 credits to graduate from Alabama in 1965 when he left to join the Jets as a rookie quarterback with what was then a dazzling three-year, $427,000 contract.