Sentence examples for gracious country from inspiring English sources

The 2003 winner of the British Crime Writers Association's Silver Dagger Award, Joss's story of psychological suspense revolves around a gracious country home left in the care of a professional housesitter, 64-year-old Jean Wade.

While other restaurants come and go, or reinvent themselves to match the moment, Auberge Maxime adheres to a traditional model, that of a gracious country house where hospitality and civility are a matter of course.

Washington Inn 801 Washington Street, Cape May (609) 884-5697 GOOD ATMOSPHERE Gracious former country inn, with most tables on a porch, garden and patio.

The gracious grande dame of country house hotels, famous for its afternoon tea, the Sharrow Bay (01768 486301; sharrowbay.co.uk) on the shores of Ullswater has just had an elegant revamp.

The reusable plastic hook costs $4.99 and holds up to 25 pounds, and is available at stores around the country, including Gracious Home, 1217 Third Avenue (70th Street), (212 517-6300 and 1992 Broadway (67th Street), (212 231-7800.

The government is generously offering "reconciliation" deals across the country, with gracious amnesties like the one that enabled several hundred rebel fighters to leave the exhausted city of Homs with light weapons in early May.

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He had written a short and gracious speech about moving the country forward and cooperating with the victor.

Like a charming English country inn, with gracious service and first-class food.

He is too gracious to add that rich countries, which bear the lion's share of responsibility for climate change, should be ashamed that his, which bears almost none, is doing relatively more to fight it than they are.

Is telling a country to "shut up" "gracious"?