Sentence examples for graceful new from inspiring English sources
Throngs of merlot-sipping guests mingled in a graceful new atrium.
Designed by IM Pei, this graceful new building completes his "European Trilogy", alongside his Louvre extension in Paris and the German Historical Museum in Berlin.
They have a graceful new duo album, "Jazz Therapy, Volume 1: Smile" (Motéma), the first in a series benefiting the Dizzy Gillespie Memorial Fund at Englewood Hospital.
During the Mughal dynasty (c. 1526 1748), emperor Akbar's Rajput wives became inspired by the profusion of luxurious fabrics available in India and designed a graceful new style of dress that Muslim women adopted forthwith.
Unlike plans that are all about cars and trains, Schwartz's includes some lovely optional extras for the green at heart — graceful new bike-pedestrian bridges connecting the gentrified waterfront neighborhoods of Brooklyn, Queens and New Jersey to Manhattan.
But whatever is designed, it would be lovely to see at least one graceful new tower, preferably two, rising even higher than 110 stories -- an unfamiliar sight with a familiar feel.
Graceful New England towns dot the Pioneer Valley, but drab South Deerfield, east of Conway and nestled under Mount Sugarloaf, is not one of them.
Most of the wines are from California, and with so many good, graceful New York wines available, I'd say Torrisi could do a lot better than the handful of local bottles they offer.
Sondre Nordheim, the Bode Miller of the Telemark boys, stunned the crowd with his radically new, graceful turning style, which is still practiced by free-heel skiers today.
The Poe connection is a matter of local pride, though the current scene of graceful old houses, new mini-mansions and quaint restaurants bears little resemblance to Poe's picture of "some miserable frame buildings, tenanted, during summer, by the fugitives from Charleston dust and fever" and "dense undergrowth of the sweet myrtle".
He called the Barclays Center, the Nets new home, graceful and said it had a charm to it.
