Sentence examples for once fabulous from inspiring English sources

He is at once fabulous company and archly enigmatic.

And the sea's once fabulous fish stocks are, in the absence of any mechanism to manage them, frighteningly depleted.What makes the disputes so dangerous is a toxic mix of domestic and international politics.

Four years after the departure of Christoph Eschenbach as music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra and two years after it was announced that Mr. Nézet-Séguin (whom, for obvious reasons, the orchestra has been marketing on a first-name basis) would succeed him, the once fabulous Philadelphians again have a music director.

Guarded by two incredibly smartly uniformed soldiers, it is in fact but a section of the central arcade of the Palace of King Augustus the Strong, famed for his extravagance in both art collections and mistresses, the sole-surviving fragment of a once fabulous 18th-century palace.

Or, as his Haitian patients aptly put it, medicine without food is like washing one's hands and drying them in the dirt.In this section Oh George When we were young The right to be well Luck counts Portable art Reprints Related items Haiti: The sad bicentennial of a once fabulous sugar colonyDec 18th 2003Unfortunately, Dr Farmer's powerful message is often weakened by his book's academic tone.

Recent scoops include the text of Julian Robertson's letter to shareholders when he threw in the towel on his once fabulous-ly successful hedge fund.

The purchase, which enlarged protection for once-fabulous wetlands supporting thousands of migrating birds, was essentially a bailout.

At a visceral level, it is deeply upsetting when institutions that once reaped fabulous profits (a goodly share of which were snared by their executives) are granted the protection of Uncle Sam.

Here in Hacienda Nápoles -- a ranch nine times the size of Central Park that was once the fabulous playland of Pablo Escobar, Colombia's most infamous cocaine king -- people do get close.

Once that fabulous crust is gone, it's hard to ignore that the big hunks of breast are often as dry and woolly as fiberglass insulation, and the moister parts have a caul of flabby skin under the crust.

Visit the Topkapi Palace museum, once the fabulous home of the Ottoman Sultans.