Sentence examples for grace to use from inspiring English sources

I pray that we will have the grace to use it wisely this time.

Cudlipp's saving grace was his desire to use popular, sensational journalism as a tool for the good of society.

They were concerned that the attack could provoke an armed American response and would also anger Taliban leaders and the Pakistani government, whose good graces had permitted Al Qaeda to use Afghanistan as a refuge.

So Mr Abbas wants to use the grace period of an Israeli withdrawal and a Palestinian ceasefire to rebuild his institutions, and persuade the Islamists to trade violence for a political stake in a future Palestinian government.Events on the ground have worked against him.

Jodrell's saving grace might be the plans to use it as the headquarters for the Square Kilometre Array, a collection of radio telescopes that will be spread thousands of kilometres apart and give astronomers 50 times more sensitivity at studying the sky than current instruments.

It seems more appropriate to use the Grace specific index in this subgroup of our case-mix.

He may be unrivaled as a show skater -- who else could bring solemn grace to the use of a Hula-Hoop?

That could be a moot point, however, given the airline's apparent inclination to use the 10-day grace period.

Athens may still be able to use a 30-day grace period allowed under IMF rules before it is formally considered in default.

The 23-year-old apprentice bricklayer used balletic grace to show the milling architecture students the importance of positioning oneself for the repetitive work of laying bricks.

I comfort myself with the thought that if I were to see her today, she would have the grace to be embarrassed to have used those words.