Sentence examples for slice of beauty from inspiring English sources

Jeff Passan of Yahoo.com liked celebrating that slice of beauty on an ugly day, and Thomas Boswell of The Washington Post followed suit.

It was ugly to watch at times yet the Republic of Ireland, thanks to the game's solitary slice of beauty, claimed not just their first competitive away win against a team seeded higher than them since 1967 but, more importantly, three invaluable points that leave Martin O'Neill's team excellently positioned to reach a first World Cup since 2002.

So far, the online slice of the beauty pie has been small.

To the unknowing eye, Okinawa is a haven: a subtropical slice of striking beauty, rich in coral reefs, lush forests, pristine beaches and blue-green waters.

As for a favourite moment, we're not sure you could get away with it now, but Nelson Mandela hawking his hybrid drug "crackabis" is a slice of surreal beauty.

Just off the Southern coast near Brisbane, Moreton Island is a slice of subtropical beauty with dazzling white-sand beaches backed by rolling bush.

So peel back the curtain, and enjoy these nine slices of city beauty.

Inside, they made me a thing of beauty: slices of red-centred beef joined in gastronomic matrimony with a hunk of smoked cheese, a wholegrain bap, and some kind of marmalade.

Mr. Beckman is gunning for a larger slice of the advertising market: beauty, fashion, consumer electronics and liquor, for starters.

Catching the ferry from a quiet corner of English-speaking Newfoundland, enjoying or enduring what can be a turbulent ride through the water, one embarks into what appears to be a small slice of Europe -- the beauty of French being spoken and the appearance of French police.

The feeling of beauty.