Sentence examples for magnificent list of from inspiring English sources

The Oyster Bar in Grand Central Terminal has a magnificent list of mostly white wines, and an oyster stew at the counter qualifies anyone to drink them.

Haile Selassie, the emperor of Ethiopia who accumulated a magnificent list of titles before being deposed in a coup in 1974, has a strong claim to be called the all-time king of bombast.

Hemon's narratives regularly stall and then stutter into magnificent lists of noticed or remembered details, loosely joined by semicolons.

A diamond list of magnificent literary works celebrating their 10th Anniversary this year.

Deciding to do one is easy (yes, a resounding yes), but picking a destination is more difficult -- what with a long list of magnificent countries to choose from.

In the meantime, here's a list of my magnificent seven -- the best cheesecakes in New York City.

Without a list of scenes — "magnificent set pieces," the notes called them — or even the sequence of the operas on the program page to stimulate thought and imagination, non-Wagnerites were left to flounder mindlessly in a 70-minute riot of themes and leitmotifs with little structural logic, absent the twists and turns of the stories.

But he got unlucky with his infield defense, and now his otherwise magnificent game will enter the long list of near misses.

Admittedly the first described him and Carlos Queiroz, the man Ferguson hailed as his greatest-ever No 2, as "magnificent coaches", but that was in a long list of tributes to employees including the maintenance staff at Carrington's training ground.

Entrepreneurs, unchained If you're thinking of making a movie of The Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans, first see The Magnificent Ambersons (based on the Booth Tarkington novel).

Their fightback was magnificent but, when the dust had settled, they could add the lack of early concentration to their list of regrets.