Sentence examples for elegant from from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Turner, the chef had fashioned something elegant from an unexpected source.

"Quikwriting is elegant from a conceptual point of view, but I don't think it's mass market," he says.

"It looks very, very elegant from the outside, and when I see it, I'm sure it's going to be drop-dead," said Mr. Schier, who lives nearby.

The result, as portrayed here by the actor Michael York, is classic and elegant, from well-tailored, pinstriped suits, to Windsor-knotted ties.

Copyrighted styles range from whimsical to elegant, from castles to a Parisian cafe, with lots of personalized options for colors, fabrics and ornamental embellishments.

Her body, so elegant from the front, is gouged with a mirror-covered cavity in the back, of a kind found in medicine-packed power figures used for divination or other, more aggressive exercises in supernatural control.

Compensation came from an elegant innings from the 22-year-old Gordon Muchall, before he rather wastefully ran himself out shortly before the close.

It comes from Carol Prisant, an elegant woman from the North Shore of Long Island who started out sorting junk at the 26th Street flea market three decades ago.

There was vibrant singing from the chorus and elegant playing from the orchestra, conducted with suppleness and Verdian style by Steven White.

Zalto stemware The wine glasses that the cool kids are coveting: elegant stemware from Zalto, a boutique glassware maker from Austria.

We're hearing elegant excuses from No 11 and less elegant taunts from the two Eds, who struggle with economic criticism because they have never embraced Labour's share of the problems Osborne inherited.