Sentence examples for glorious creation from inspiring English sources

"Alfonso Cuarón's glorious creation, less sci-fi and more a thriller set in space, makes you breathless with excitement".

Turks call them köfte and Arabs say kefta; all slightly different pronunciations of a word for the same glorious creation.

The headband was red, and I wore it in the style like this" – next to a picture of herself in this glorious creation.

The ageing Greek from the plane, who takes our narrator out on his boat and, with heartsinking predictability, attempts a seduction, is an especially glorious creation.

Rebus is the glorious creation of Ian Rankin brought memorably to life by Ken Stott in a series of television adaptations.

A cake takes scarcely five minutes to mix, you do nothing to it while it bakes and then you have a glorious creation in your kitchen, bestowing welcome all weekend.

Without Handspring's glorious creations there is no War Horse.

More specifically, he was shocked by the Labour government's assault on the voluntary friendly societies, those glorious creations of independent working-class endeavour.

SO LUXE The former creative director of Boucheron, whose designs are beloved of rock stars, Vogue editors and movie moguls alike, brings her vast intelligence and superb eye to those fortunate enough to afford her glorious creations.

The Serenade in B flat (K. 361) -- a k a the "Gran Partita" or the Serenade for 13 Winds (notwithstanding that the 13th instrument is a double bass) -- is quite simply one of Mozart's most glorious creations.

But there is only so much time in which to consume all these glorious creations that beset us on every side.