Sentence examples for something very grand from inspiring English sources
When there are more than eight lines in a stanza, something very grand is being attempted or achieved.
The main streets would have been transformed into something very grand and baroque, and that would have probably encouraged the crystallisation of the social classes into separate areas".
She had gone from her debut bows that were genuine and moving to something very grand indeed by the time she sang the Mozart -- I was part of her standing ovation in the orchestra section of the old opera house when Madame Price did a royal, and slightly disdainful, curtsey and the woman next to me uttered, "Well!
"He looks gray and grand, with something very pathetic about him," Longfellow recorded in his journal.
There is something very wrong if they don't win a grand prix.
And they found something very interesting, a shady outfit called the Texas Freedom Fund has contributed a grand towards Griffin's campaign.
"Nelly was something of a drama queen," Norman told me, "and the food was very grand".
It is a messy grand bargain between a liberal, free trading project (the bit we like) and something very different: a dream of regional chauvinism, protectionism and corporatism, underpinned by intra-EU redistribution.
In the grand scheme of things, it's all good, but the fate of our food supply rests on something very small.
Very Grand Budapest Hotel.
Suburban buses very grand.
