Sentence examples for splendid places from inspiring English sources

When her parents went out for an evening she fancied them, in their beautiful clothes, going to splendid places.

But the novel is shockingly illuminating about the way ageing, blimpish Englishmen, who had fought in the first world war, rather admired Hitler and - before war was declared - assumed concentration camps must be "splendid places", and doing people "the power of good".

It was a splendid place to grow up".

By most accounts, it is a splendid place to work.

We understand that S.I. is a splendid place for cropia, Polyphemus, Promethea, and Cynthia cocoons.

It is a splendid place, intimate (2,200 seats), attractive and acoustically lively.

He believed in urban life and loved New York, knowing it was the most splendid place to be.

It is a splendid place, with that sort of beautiful oddness that characterises the best of the British seaside.

Those who broke through reported that the workers were unanimous: Shirebrook was actually a splendid place to work.

Perhaps, some thought, he could be persuaded to stop imprisoning and torturing his opponents and make Greece the splendid place of his ambitions.

Out to brunch Chowpatty Beach on Marine Drive is not a wise swimming location, due to pollution, but it is a splendid place to graze on dishes from a myriad of stalls.