Sentence examples for magnificent close from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a spirited movie, its final shoot-out in the snow presaging the magnificent close of Robert Altman's McCabe & Mrs Miller.

The setting is magnificent: close to the world's highest sand dunes and surrounded by the largest private nature reserve in southern Africa.

He had a magnificent closing quarter.

The Foreign Office manages Lancaster House, a magnificent building close to Buckingham Palace, steeped in history and ideal for multinational trading.

And when this final is remembered, the performance of Wigan's Callum McManaman will be recalled alongside Watson's goal after a magnificent, and close to unplayable, display of wing play which gave City defender Gael Clichy a harrowing afternoon.

The mundane beetle is incredibly magnificent up close.

Commissioned in 1632 by the mourning Mughal, Shah Jahan, to house the body of his most beloved wife, Mumtaz (who died giving birth to their 14th child), the tear-drop shaped white marble Taj Mahal is even more magnificent up close.

But neither of these magnificent trappings comes close to the language used in the press release.

Yet recently at the Bronx Zoo's Tiger Mountain, I saw several magnificent tigers in close proximity.

But this is by far the best way to approach London's most magnificent palace, gliding close to the famous Golden Gates entrance.

Or for that matter, that his magnificent music to Close Encounters of a Third Kind could have been as startlingly evocative without the experimental music of Ligeti and Penderecki.