Sentence examples for elegant ones from inspiring English sources

Strange specimens are balanced by elegant ones.

"Some of our most elegant ones are in Detroit.

There are funny crime novels and sad ones, brutal ones and elegant ones.

They emit less heat than bulbs, which frees car designers to replace huge, clunky taillight assemblies with slim, elegant ones.

Mr. Lewis has always loved fish, he explained, not in "gaudy Vegas-style fish tanks," he emphasized, but in clean, beautiful, elegant ones.

And the design of the waterfront restaurant emphasizes rough-hewn, rustic elements — distressed wood beams, sheep pelts over the backs of chairs — over conventionally elegant ones.

His photographs of the springs include an elegant one on Gardiners River, a perpetual flow of water cascading down stepped ledges, with Moran climbing up them in the middle.

A simple braid or an elegant one can be worn on days when you don't want to or shouldn't style your hair.

The three of us stand on the opposite pavement, admiring the elegant one-storey house of tall, shuttered windows, backing on to mangroves and an arm of the sea.

Serve and volley worked like a dream for Stakhovsky against Federer, a seven-time champion here, but it kept firing blanks against Melzer, who has never been past the fourth round here but whose two-handed backhand did a great deal more damage off the return and the ground on Friday than Federer's more elegant one-hander did Wednesday.

Like Britten, in his "Young People's Guide to the Orchestra," Mr. Ruders bases virtuosic variations on a theme of Purcell, but not an elegant one: the witches' chorus from "Dido and Aeneas".