Sentence examples for fabulous image from inspiring English sources

Bus travel has never had a fabulous image.

The show will include some of his most famous photographs for Vogue including the Mainbocher Corset and his fabulous image of Marlene Dietrich.

"For example, being a technical PR for Microsoft is very different from the Absolutely Fabulous image [of PR]." If you feel you can offer more commitment, youth mentoring might be a way to share your skills and inspire someone else in a way that is not directly connected to your career.

The electrochemical circuitry that propels information around that forest, from nerve to nerve, has generated its own fabulous images.

The thought occurred during Human Planet (BBC1), another brilliantly filmed example of the genre, which had loads of fabulous images but no real organising idea, other than its focus on humans and our interaction with wildlife.

The links are Encolpius (Martin Potter) and his friend Ascyltus (Hiram Keller) whom we follow on adventures which allow Fellini so much scope for grotesquerie that fabulous images are glimpsed and thrown away in seconds.

Few suburbs have as rich a recorded history, in scholarly books ("Inventing Great Neck: Jewish Identity and the American Dream"), popular ones ("Ultimate Book of Great Neck: Fabled Tales and Fabulous Images"), modern novels (Jay Cantor's 2003 "Great Neck," about '60s radicals), creepy documentaries ("Capturing the Friedmans") and the Greatest American Novel (as West Egg in "The Great Gatsby").

It's a big, luxuriant display of truly fabulous religious images, but tightly focused.

And the fabulous Buddhist images they produced in the sixth century might persuade anyone to do the same.

That part of "Brideshead" is set in the 1930's, when some of the screen's most fabulous travel images were made.

A flip of a long-stemmed red rose in a love scene, the lucky break that a seducer whose would-be conquest has a cough would have a red Twizzler in his pocket, and the final, fabulous Sun King image are totally modern yet rarely distract from the essence of a story that has kept audiences laughing for almost 350 years.