Sentence examples for panoply in from inspiring English sources

Annual events include the arts festival Panoply in April and the music festival Big Spring Jam in September.

Joel's services to the Royal Family — he provided decorative panoply in Westminster Abbey for Edward VII's coronation — earned him a knighthood.

D'Urso found the marshmallows she'd sampled around town "too gritty or chalky" so she built a better one; a panoply in fact, of edible puff pillows at $1 a piece.

Re "The Black Seminole Indians Keep Fighting for Equality in the American West" (Editorial Observer, Nov. 18): Brent Staples reminds us that the racial panoply in our country is more diverse than black and white.

It's easy to imagine how the rewards mechanism can help nudge customers to try out WeChat's panoply of in-house and third-party offerings down the road.

Colin Powell in full panoply is in the neighborhood.

When we read the autobiography now, the village parade is a gorgeous panoply: Strachey "in a tangle of his own arms and legs," and Virginia Woolf playing bowls in the garden, the indefatigable Sidney and Beatrice Webb, the jungle, the fishermen, the labors of the Hogarth Press, the different desolations of the two wars, here the struggle, there the failure, here again the unusual triumph.

LONDON — This might not seem the moment to dwell on detail as history's grand panoply unfolds in the Middle East with a sweep that seems comparable to an earlier Arab revolt as Ottoman rule crumbled and European powers redrew the maps of empire almost a century ago.

Playful touches abound, including a wall of motorcycle helmets from the luxury brand Ateliers Ruby displayed in a panoply of colors in the lobby.

As is traditional at onsen, the elaborate dinner and breakfast were served in our room, and were dazzling in imagination and quantity: soups, hearty and delicate; mushrooms in a panoply of shapes; pickles in a colorful bouquet; mountain vegetables defying description; fish, raw, grilled, sautéed; bonsai-size crustaceans to be eaten whole -- sensational by any reasonable standard.

The facing bust showed the emperor in military panoply with a cross in his hand or on his helmet, and, if the cross was lacking on the obverse, it appeared on the reverse.