Sentence examples for grace in which from inspiring English sources

It was his day off from the Broadway play "Grace," in which Arrington co-stars.

Her evocation of a paradisiacal state of grace, in which Ms. Day is the symbolic focus, is not as frivolous as some might imagine.

The others were for her work in "Taxi," "Newhart," "Thirtysomething" and "Will & Grace," in which she played Sean Hayes's formidable acting teacher.

Bliss has a book coming out next month, "Fall to Grace," in which he discusses the scandal at Baylor and his journey to forgiveness since.

But "The Book of Illusions" doesn't quite reach the New York Trilogy's taut grace, in which every sentence feels metaphysically ordained, or his film work's warmth.

His photographic outlook presupposes a state of grace in which the laughs outnumber the snarls and let us forget our troubles for a while.

While some providers in the two countries allow women the full grace period in which to return for reinjection, other providers intentionally advise women that the grace period is much shorter than what it really is or do not mention a grace period at all to ensure that women return on time.

And in most states they have a grace period in which to cancel the original contract.

Generally, customers have a year's grace period in which to rebook their flights.

There is a grace period in which lockouts are not counted or charged during the month of August only.

Protections, including a grace period in which to produce the required documentation, are included in the proposal.