Sentence examples for make them splendid from inspiring English sources

Let's make them splendid, healthy, affordable places where people of all ages have freedom to move in a landscape that is not polluted and congested but alive with activity, commerce and beauty.

Turner arranges his history of spices thematically, in a series of lively essays on their role in different aspects of human endeavor, such as exploration (Columbus was looking for cinnamon when he discovered America) and love (a fifteenth-century tract prescribes an ointment of honey and ginger for "Increasing the Dimension of Small Members and Making Them Splendid").

The spines make a splendid intruder deterrent, too, and if you have problems with cats using your vegetable patch as a litter box, then spreading spiny branches around the place will make them think twice.

Many of them made a splendid showing, and many behaved disgracefully, which could sometimes mean the same thing.

Crocus's make a splendid show.

In our view, however, City Opera would make a splendid contribution to a revitalized downtown.

"He told me I had just the right kind of sexiness to make a splendid goddess of love".

Soon I am carrying some squid that will make a splendid curry for dinner.

It stands more than six inches high and costs $140, and a pair would make a splendid wedding gift.

Those who have deer problems have learned to skip this perennial because for deer, hostas make a splendid salad.

In Middlemarch, George Eliot has Fred Vincy make the splendid observation that "correct English is the slang of prigs".