Sentence examples for magnificent settings from inspiring English sources
And this year Christmas worship on BBC One will broadcast live from two magnificent settings: Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve from St Chad's Roman Catholic Cathedral in Birmingham and Christmas Day Service from historic Bristol Cathedral.
And this year Christmas worship on BBC One will broadcast live from two magnificent settings: Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve from Leeds Cathedral and Christmas Day Service from All Saints Church in Fulham.
However many pointy-eared Errol Flynns and architecturally magnificent settings Jackson crowbars into the film, The Battle of the Five Armies still has the same basic plot as those last 65 pages of Tolkien's novel – which is another way of saying that it doesn't have much plot at all.
IN 1790, the Royal Danish Porcelain Factory received a commission to create a magnificent set of china -- 80 place settings and accompanying serving pieces -- apparently as a royal gift from the king of Denmark to Catherine the Great of Russia.
But apart from Baroque works like Salamone Rossi's magnificent Psalm settings, and contemporary scores like Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" and Steve Reich's "Tehillim," there isn't much specifically Jewish concert music that might match the vast repertory of Masses.
Three magnificent Mass-settings followed.
Stately homes in England have long been admired for their magnificent architecture and idyllic settings, with splendid parks, woodlands and gardens reaching as far as the eye can see.
— L.M. Felicita Sala's archly horror-struck portraits and faux-eerie settings open a magnificent, cobwebbed window into the English novelist Mary Shelley's wild and fiery imagination.
"The setting was magnificent".
They are at once real and down to earth – those pasty faces – yet magnificent in their silken garments and rich settings.
"Located in the most exclusive shopping settings, Landau distinguishes itself through its magnificent pieces inspired by the most prominent European designers.
