Sentence examples for given a beauty from inspiring English sources

In 2003 Carter was given a beauty column in the Sun and co-founded her own makeup brand called Famous.

Burton had recorded a celebrated reading of the poem, with the lines "give beauty back, beauty, beauty, beauty back to God".

From time to time, Ms. Gurchiani follows someone home to a ramshackle farm or an ugly apartment building, the run-down locations given a soft beauty by the cinematographer Andreas Bergmann.

The grace and composure of the bipedal form is given an added beauty as the movements unfold into ethereal animations.

In terms of beauty, you've got to give a little beauty if you want to give a little ugly and keep people in their seats.

Draping was the alter-ego of the linear cuts and that gave a calm beauty to the hectic photo prints.

Subtle lighting gives a magical beauty to the assorted ruins below, the Colosseum looming in the background.

But they have their uses, and when not mishandled by being made to imitate a mosaic or a Turkey carpet, they can give a certain beauty to a formal piece of garden.

These abodes need nurturing and care and, in return, give back a beauty that new architecture will never touch.

First, that even the most flimsy of pop talents can grow into a thing of beauty, given a chance or seven.

A Goya horse done à la My Little Pony; a Raeburn beauty given a touch of black eyeliner; a Stubbs spaniel turned into a cute Fifth Avenue lapdog - Kilimnik's paintings always have a contemporary hook, no matter how painstakingly they quote from Gainsborough, Romney or Lawrence.