Sentence examples for fabulous moment from inspiring English sources
"A really fabulous moment.
As for actual symbology, there's a fabulous moment when Mal'akh has Langdon trapped in a box that is rapidly filling with water.
He recounted what he saw as the fabulous moment in 1972 when the miners forced Ted Heath's government to cave into their wage demands.
He says his three attackers were "encapsulated in their neurasthenia," and had "wasted their careers by not engaging the life around them," by "turning their backs on the rich material of an amazing country at a fabulous moment in history".
"While the recurring finals anxiety dream is, indeed, a nightmare, waking to discover that you never have to take another exam is truly a fabulous moment of recompense," notes Steve Busfield, our man Stateside.
There is plenty more to make you gasp with pleasure, including a fabulous moment when a tiny General de Gaulle puppet speaks from Lepage's top pocket, or the repeated glimpses of the taxi where Lepage's hard-working, uneducated father sits smoking during the violet hour and listening to US pop stations from across the border.
What fabulous moments in bygone Hollywood debauchery would this love story touch on?
Both Brenda Braxton as Muzzy and Ms. Nemetz as Mrs. Meers have some fabulous moments.
Journalists who questioned this story line suddenly found it hard to get a place on the papal plane, and lost access to those fabulous moments.
Others, myself included, were inclined to see the film as a flawed masterpiece, a movie with so many fabulous moments – most of them, admittedly, involving Christoph Waltz's deliciously evil Colonel Hans Landa – that no amount of bad acting from the likes of Brad Pitt and Eli Roth could upset its brilliance.
Jocelyn Bioh's "School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play" (an MCC Theatre production, at the Lucille Lortel) has so many fabulous moments drawn from cruelty and vengeance that attempting to separate the humor from the emotional barbarism would be like trying to peel a kernel of corn: you could do it, but it would take too long, and to what purpose?
