Sentence examples for magnificent version from inspiring English sources

Leeds' Challenge Cup win in August may be remembered for Tom Briscoe's five tries but before the kick-off Lizzie Jones showed incredible bravery to perform a magnificent version of Abide With Me in front of over 80,000 fans.

And yet, in imprinting its own version of one of Thackeray's terrible photographs, the movie gives us an unindulgent, clear-eyed and magnificent version of a profoundly compromised human life.

He went on to produce Burke, another fine singer adept at bringing gospel fervour to the cadences of a blues or a country song, resulting in a string of hits that included Goodnight Baby, Everybody Needs Somebody to Love and a magnificent version of Jim Reeves's country ballad He'll Have to Go.

Ang Lee has followed his magnificent version of E Annie Proulx's Brokeback Mountain with another love story - more explicit in many ways, though more complex and oblique - and it's a movie that showcases Lee's flair for period detail and genre stylisation.

(A magnificent standing version of this image is the centerpiece of Sotheby's spring South Asian auctions).

Like many other people, for a long time I knew little of Spark apart from the magnificent film version of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie.

Norwegian-born Ingrid is like a magnificent contemporary version of the gap-toothed Wife of the Bath - she does not actually murder her husbands (so far) but there is no question of who is sovereign.

But with the text drawn directly from the Bhagavad-Gita, the story of an epic clan battle, and sung in Sanskrit, the work is also a magnificent oratorio version of this classic Hindu text.

Dirk Bogarde gave the greatest performance of his career, in fact one of the greatest of any screen performances, in Visconti's magnificent 1971 version of the Thomas Mann novella, played out in a series of long, often wordless takes which are miraculously suffused with spiritual meaning.

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.

I first encountered a version of Pat and Harry's creation at Philadelpia's magnificent Reading Terminal Market.