Sentence examples similar to graceful looking from inspiring English sources

Its sleek, graceful look — a breakthrough in the years before World War II — led America's housewives to embrace this new invention, previously rejected as too heavy.

Tuyere arches on each side of the furnace give the structure a graceful look and these, plus the casting arch, the hearth, and the bottom of the bosh, give the furnace a Medieval rather than Colonial appearance.

I'd recommend Naomi Wallace's One Flea Spare at the Old Red Lion, and do take a look at the terrific programme for The London Word festival, which includes Tim Etchells and Ant Hampton's The Quiet Volume and later in the month a rare sighting of Deborah Pearson's graceful look backwards, Like You Were Before, and a new work-in-progress from Chris Goode.

C.J. Fraleigh, a former PepsiCo executive steering Buick's turnaround, says Buick will aim to offer quieter, more powerful vehicles with nicer interiors, more graceful looks and a smoother ride than its competition.

If you want a more graceful look, make sure your sheet is longer than your feet.

IN Soviet days, filmmakers came to this graceful city looking for a backdrop for historical dramas with men in top hats and ladies smothered in furs dashing along snowy streets in horse-drawn sleighs.

Diana was naturally graceful and looked younger than she was.

47 Calle Feria, +34 954 381 015 What to see Seville's Alcázar palace, all leafy patios, tumbling fountains and graceful arches, looks typically Arabic but it was actually built by the unfortunately named Christian ruler Pedro the Cruel.

"How graceful you look tonight".

Sonya had this talent for cursive, Mag says, everything she wrote was unerringly beautiful and graceful to look at.

To the north, I could see Moses Mabhida Stadium, with its graceful arch overhead, looking like a high-tech teapot or steam iron.