Sentence examples for design grace from inspiring English sources

Although Carole's special gifts of color and design grace countless homes and offices, her art is but a small portion of her legacy.

The cumulative decision model (CDM) proposed by Christensen and Grace (2010) and Grace and McLean (2006, 2015) provides a good description of within-session acquisition, and correctly predicts the effects of initial and terminal-link schedules in steady-state designs (Grace, 2002a).

In my mind of minds I designed grace.

As well as taking recognizable elements and styles from the early video games and the bright, alluring artworks and designs gracing the arcade machines they were played on the pieces combine these with STATIC's own street art influenced design details to create a kind of Pop art celebration of these already bold and colorful visuals. .

As well as taking recognisable elements and styles from the early video games and the bright, alluring artworks and designs gracing the arcade machines they were played on the pieces combine these with STATIC's own street art influenced design details to create a kind of Pop art celebration of these already bold and colorful visuals. .

In one of several joint marketing efforts between the Treasury and consumer goods companies, the bill's design will grace bags of Pepperidge Farm's Goldfish crackers, and the crackers themselves will be colored to match the new bills.

It also follows in the footsteps of things like Nest in terms of delivering an extremely attractive piece of industrial design to grace your walls.

But anyone who has followed this actor's career -- hey, it pays the rent -- knows that whether he's playing Zack Siler or Al Connelly or Bob Smoot, Mr. Prinze is always pretty much the same: a good-natured, unthreatening dreamboat whose face seems to have been designed to grace the bedroom walls of 12-year-old girls.

His designs have graced the ears and collarbones of stars like Taraji P. Henson and Kate Winslet.

Its selection includes a number of ornaments by Christopher Radko, whose designs have graced trees at the White House and at Gracie Mansion.

Mr. Oudolf's designs have graced public and private gardens all over the world, from the High Line in New York and Millennium Park in Chicago to commissions in Sweden and Germany.