Sentence examples for magnificent name from inspiring English sources

Delvin is a magnificent name.

We meant to ask him how he came by such a magnificent name, but the confusion arising from paying our fare diverted us.

"Anyone who looks at our MPs now, no disrespect, but they don't exactly look like a woman-friendly bunch, do they?" A young woman with the magnificent name of Lyn-Su Floodgate was wildly cheered when she said, "the movers of this motion tell me I can't achieve my dream of becoming an MP without this motion.

At a gas station, he continued as other buses with magnificent names painted on them — Princess, Christ Seule, Christ Vivante — blared their horns.

But there's nothing soft in Jon Walter's magnificent My Name's Not Friday (David Fickling, £12.99).

He also erected a magnificent house, named Twin Oaks for the impressive trees in its front yard, for his father, who watched it being built.

Decked terraces with stylish sun loungers look over the magnificent beach, named after its sand, so pale it's almost white.

Kenyatta's commitment echoed those of his father the first president of Kenya who issued a decree to protect Kenya's largest elephant, a magnificent bull named Ahmed who lived on Marsabit Mountain.

I read about a magnificent dog named Lad.

Mr. Manze engagingly told the story of how the authorship of this piece had only recently been traced to the Dutch count of the magnificent and enviable name, who now can be credited with a slow movement that at times has four violins moving like silver threads over a cello accompaniment, and with a finale that gains access to a sudden surge of rhythmic energy.

Wednesday night I saw an array of beautiful luminaries including: the still handsome Harry Belafonte, the ever talented Ruben Santiago Hudson, and the magnificent Jessye Norman (to name just a few) who came out to see the world premiere of Odetta, choreographed by Mathew Rushing for Alvin Ailey American Dance Company and presented at New York City Center.