"I'm going to miss our wonderful, inspiring evening together, but I'll be with you, watching, cheering and donating to a magnificent cause".
It was a magnificent comeback drive after the Audi had been forced to pit early when debris also caused a puncture early in the race.
Loss of estrogen causes the magnificent middle.
THE collapse of Lawrence Salander's Salander-O'Reilly Galleries last year amid accusations of fraud has caused the magnificent town house that it rented at 22 East 71st Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues, to be put on the market.
The landscaping was magnificent, the pool light caused a romantic glow, and the grill -- I didn't know they made them that big.
Margaret Macmillan, in her magnificent new study of the causes of the first world war, The War That Ended Peace, writes of the Young Bosnians and their terrorist organisation, The Black Hand, as: Mostly young Serb and Croat peasant boys who had left the countryside to study and work in the towns and cities.
"Ukip is hugely grateful to Paul Sykes for his magnificent contribution to the great cause of restoring Britain's ability to be a self-governing nation.
It marched with the sons of a nation that believed deeply in itself, in its history, in the justice of its cause, in its magnificent destiny.
Lincoln eventually managed to choke out a thank-you message to Meade, assuring the touchy general how "very — very — grateful" he was "for the magnificent success you gave the cause of the country at Gettysburg".
He is a magnificent man, like Charles de Gaulle.These observations have caused commotion in the past few weeks.
