Sentence examples for gracious new from inspiring English sources

Bush sees himself swapping a wicked old self for a gracious new one.

Balanchine's version of Stravinsky's "Firebird" with Robbins's choreography for the monsters featured Ms. Rutherford as a gracious new princess.

6. Pr?a Parada: After 20 years in the area, this Madrid institution recently moved to its gracious new boutique cum salon.

By stressing "idealism and inclusion" and the "forgotten," Mr. Bush sought to give a gracious new twist to the Grand Old Party, moving beyond the battles over impeachment, abortion and culture that had given his party such a harsh face.

Down the cobblestones of Little West 12th Street and past packing plants, this gracious new tea salon and cafe has the soaring white walls and plate glass windows of an art gallery, with antique chairs and Victorian settees at well-spaced tables, paintings on the walls and a Steinway grand piano for performances, impromptu or planned.

Maybe it is good to have those leaf springs; they connect the gracious new Silverado with the austere work pickup of the past, trucks like that DeLuxe '56 Dodge, heater and all.

"We give a gracious New England holiday party, with a warm, rosy glow," said Geraldine Sanderson, public relations director at Purchase.

Real Estate Market Woodstock offers a nice mix of gracious farmhouses and new developments with an eye toward creative use of open space.

At Soundview Houses in the Bronx, where the green spaces are as big as city blocks and sown with gracious trees, three new buildings are planned for a boomerang-shape plot stretching between the development and the Bronx River, with a fourth set for a patch of land that now has picnic tables and barbecues.

Shanghai is bold and gritty, gracious but tough, new and old, which are all key ingredients to making a place work.

As you see, he is far more gracious than the average New Yorker when it comes to saying fuhgeddaboudit.