Sentence examples for divine one from inspiring English sources

George Burns's wife and comedy partner, Gracie Allen, was a sidekick, albeit a divine one.

The Egyptians called Re "the one One"; the Babylonians identified the divine "One" with Anu, the god of heaven.

When, early in her career, the television host Dave Garroway christened Vaughan "The Divine One," his hyperbole was not misplaced.

To the preeminent 19th-century literary critic Francesco De Sanctis it was a "Human Comedy" to stand beside Dante's divine one.

If he heads west, toward Broadway, his view is of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, "one of the most gorgeous buildings I have ever seen," he said.

It is a challenge for mere mortals, even a divine one like Ms. Midler, to live up to the example set by Ms. Stewart in her decorating, cooking, gardening and, it seems, even her cough-suppressing endeavors.

The encyclopedia is divided into two parts, one on the natural beings and one on the divine ones.

At the new Metropolitan Opera production, the divine ones are supposed to traverse a section of a giant set that tilts into a passageway toward the back of the stage.

Thandie Newton of "Westworld" found religion Monday night at the Emmy Awards ― and it inspired a divine one-liner.

I also like looking at headshots -- Harcourt Studio shoots divine ones!

Topolobampo and Spiaggia are two divine ones to start with if you're in Chicago!