Sentence examples for elegantly finished from inspiring English sources
For its part, the MissionL has an elegantly finished interior and no awkward gaps between the body panels.
Visitors will also find thick, elegantly finished butcher blocks made by Nils Wessell, right, who used to work for Mr. Bukiewicz.
Maxim Belotserkovsky's depiction of Her Lover was elegantly finished as classical dancing, but the character, like Sandra Brown's Episode in His Past, remained a cipher dramatically.
It helps that the R32 is the goose-down, 400-thread-count pillow of hatchbacks, elegantly finished and stuffed with luxury.
The Sunday Times's Adam Lively came to a more guarded conclusion: "Sometimes it can be the lumpy and misbegotten, not the elegantly finished, that ends up lingering longest in the mind.
"If I write a memoir," she said, "I would like it to have substance, like, 'Here are some of the issues that you face as attorney general and here is what you can learn from them.' " Her official portrait already hangs from the wall at the Justice Department's headquarters -- a simple painting in contrast to the elegantly finished oils of her predecessors.
Primped pompadour Film: Intolerable Cruelty Character: Elsbieta Cut: Elegantly primped pompadour finished with a pink bow.
His creations included mammoth storage pots, some more than 2 feet tall and 6 feet around, finished with elegantly molded mouths and earth-tone glazes.
Variety reports that its red brick exterior "camouflages elegantly polished and sumptuously finished interiors with herringbone-pattern wood floors, black lacquered woodwork, and a trio of marble-manteled fireplaces".
The display pieces were elegantly proportioned and exquisitely finished, and it was easy to see why this prolific potter has gained an international following.
Max Euwe vs Alexander Alekhine, World Championship Match, game 4, The Hague 1935, Grunfeld Defence, Russian Variation (D81), 0 1 Alekhine sacrifices two rooks, but traps Euwe's King in the centre, wins the queen, then finishes elegantly.
