Sentence examples for liquid grace from inspiring English sources
"liquid grace" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is a poetic or figurative way of describing something as smooth, fluid, or elegant. Example: Her movements on the dance floor were a display of liquid grace, mesmerizing all those around her.
Fernando Saunders on bass was a seducer, all liquid grace.
Leslie Fagan, the soprano soloist, brought a liquid grace to "Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit".
The liquid grace as a cyclist picks a treacherous line to follow, and then just flies.
Ms. Gonzalez, of the Houston Ballet, danced the final pas de deux of "Entwined" with liquid grace.
Like Mr. Cornejo, she's someone worth seeing again in "Company B," where her liquid grace and immersion become poignant.
Witty, substantial chatters like William F. Buckley, Blythe Danner, Sir Ian McKellen, the late Fred Astaire, who epitomized effortless, liquid grace.
Coiled yet cool, Billy has the liquid physical grace and bright eyes of a predator.
He seems a servant of hell rather than heaven, and he's joined by equally threatening figures: a remote queen in a fantastical headdress; a young girl, half-innocent, half-sexualised, and a horned beast who lopes with a liquid, insinuating grace around the stage.
It comes as a shock to discover that someone who writes English with such liquid and transparent grace has a pronounced Polish-American accent.
At a recent meeting of the American Vacuum Society, in Seattle, delegates heard about the latest attempts to supersede the liquid-crystal displays (LCDs) that currently grace laptop computers.
To create the appearance of an invisible hand 'painting' the visuals, Ben and Bryce tested a variety of papers and liquids to achieve the desired viscosity, grace and control.
