Why plant a tree tutu of impatiens, for example, around a magnificent oak?
"Gimme" is an example of how magnificent she can make her fidgety energy.
The house, modelled on a Palladian home in Richmond-upon-Thames, is said to be a magnificent example of a pre-1760 English baby house, of which only 30 remain.
The towering tree in front of the Fred C. Nelles School is a "magnificent" example of a Ficus elastica, a native of India that grows only in a tropical climate, said Don Hodel, an environmental horticulturist with the University of California's Cooperative Extension.
The Decree of Sais, for example – a magnificent black stele that stands two metres high and is carved with perfectly preserved hieroglyphics from the early fourth century BC – was unearthed on the site of a temple to supreme god of the Egyptians, Amun-Gereb, at Thonis-Heracleion.
As a living, breathing example of the magnificent efforts of inclusion and diversity, Cheryl stands 10 feet tall as the first African-American and third female president of the Academy.
"Dallas Parking Lot" (2001), for example, a magnificent composition of cool grays and icy blues and warm browns that Struth extracted from the ugly mess of the construction boom in Dallas, shows a rooftop parking lot in early-morning near-emptiness and after-rain freshness, over which pristine glass high-rise buildings hover like benign guardians of the sleeping city's security.
Tasmania's wilderness is to Gondwana, which broke apart 180m years ago, what the Great Barrier Reef is to coral – the most magnificent example of a dwindling wonder.
An outstanding example of a classical caitya is the magnificent Kārli caitya-hall from the late 1st century bc near Pune (Poona), in western India.
"It's the most magnificent example of a hijacked brand of wine I've ever seen," said Mr. Paumard, who works with Chateau Hansen in the Chinese desert region of Inner Mongolia.
