Sentence examples for splendid effects from inspiring English sources
It may not be inappropriate for one who witnessed the dreadful, but to an observer at a safe distance the splendid, effects of the late volcanic eruption and earthquakes in the Bay of Sunda to state his experiences.
The classical system with its emphasis on totality may have led to the gradual toning down of the many splendid effects of the earlier tradition for the sake of the equilibrium and clarity of the whole.
It has been permanently remounted, to quite splendid effect, in the 12th-century chateau at Clervaux.
Like Tiffany, he made free use of decorative elements found in nature, to equally splendid effect.
As in other ex-communist countries that have tried it, the flat tax will doubtless have a splendid effect, raising revenues and shrinking the black economy.
Oysters came mouth-slappingly fresh, with cucumber jelly and trout roe sparkling like tiny pink opals; venison was paired to splendid effect with rhubarb; the classic hot marmalade pudding - in this incarnation souffled - was surprisingly light and delicious.
In the southwest town of Plymouth, another Art Deco beachfront lido has been renovated to splendid effect, complete with fountains and cascades; a similar project, to restore a nineteen-thirties lido, is under way in Saltdean, near Brighton.
The first half of the concert also included a passionate rendition of Brahms's Violin Sonata No. 3 in D Minor in which Mr. Bell's soaring tone was displayed to splendid effect.
At the top of the list of entrees is mahi-e-anar, baked tilapia marinated in pomegranate sauce and topped with gingered carrots; the tartness of the pomegranate ricochets off the sweetness of the ginger carrots, to splendid effect.
Woakes (49) and Jeetan Patel (34) also weighed in with useful scores as the entire Bears' tail wagged to splendid effect.
Filled with potted plants and flowers to splendid effect, the patio is the perfect perch from which to gaze at the verdant (seemingly unpopulated) valley below.
