Sentence examples for magnificent grace from inspiring English sources

Just put on the perfectly magnificent Grace instead.

If there's a star at SeaWorld San Diego, it's the 11 mammoth killer whales that thrill children and parents with their magnificent grace and acrobatic tricks.

Make no mistake, for all his obvious flaws, this is a magnificent striker who would grace any football team anywhere in the world.

Aim for one of the four double rooms on its roof terrace graced with magnificent views towards the Acropolis.

But in cities like Bozeman, rimmed by mountains and graced with magnificent rivers, my unscientific survey suggests that the alien invaders, with their salsa and their fine cabernets, are spreading like rainbow trout.

Click here to view video The critics praised The World of Sholom Aleichem but they adored Mostel, whose performance as a befuddled teacher is characterised by magnificent humour and an exquisite grace.

A tenor blazes out a magnificent Korean version of Amazing Grace, and the congregants file out by the thousands, bumping shoulders with the thousands filing in, lined up for the next service's money seats.

Daltrey's saving grace (besides his magnificent voice) as a visual presence wasn't his ultra-cool extreme-fashion statements (he really was dressed like Norman Bates' mom at this show), it was the absolutely seething toughness he exuded.

There is a grace to it, a magnificent simplicity.

Now, maddeningly, masterfully, he pulled off the ugly coup de grace of France's magnificent troll job: he made it impossible for Belgium to get the ball back.

St Helens confirmed their status as one of the best sides ever to grace Super League with a magnificent victory over a determined Hull side.