Sentence examples for increasingly splendid from inspiring English sources
There's a resolution, of sorts, thanks to difficulties involving the mother (the increasingly splendid Janine Duvitski, now much older than Abigail's Party, still as magnetising).
Once the commercial possibilities of the halls were established, by the mid-1850s, smart entrepreneurs such as Charles Morton built increasingly splendid theatres, offering excellent food and fine wines in safe and sumptuous surroundings.
6.25pm BST 23 min: A splendid long pass by the increasingly impressive Chiriches finds Lennon.
Acting as negotiator is the splendid young French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, increasingly busy in this country.
It is renowned for its splendid beaches and diving - and, increasingly, for the boatloads of desperate migrants who are smuggled here from north Africa.
In a globalized world where getting away, really away, is becoming increasingly difficult, Patagonia has long been a byword for splendid isolation, the place to go for vast, empty spaces, geographical remoteness and rugged, untouched natural beauty.
To the British, "Europe" and "the Continent" are increasingly one and the same, and they find increasing consolation in their splendid isolation from it.
