Sentence examples similar to splendid possibilities from inspiring English sources
Yet Mr Osborne has had a splendid week.The immediate threat was the possibility of a damning report from the IMF, which has been in Britain since May 8th conducting its annual economic health check.
"In its evocation of the lyrical, the comic and the tragic, this splendid book enlarges our imagination of the range and possibilities of love," Mary Gordon wrote here in 1998.
Given the islands' splendid beaches and scuba diving opportunities, tourism offers one possibility, but this is constrained by the lack of adequate infrastructure and the islands' remoteness.
"'In tragedy,' asserts TR Henn, 'there is implicit, not only the possibility of redemption, but the spiritual assertion that man is splendid in his ashes, and can transcend his nature.' It is hard to see that the victims of Bosnia or Cambodia are particularly splendid in their ashes".
Once the commercial possibilities of the halls were established, by the mid-1850s, smart entrepreneurs such as Charles Morton built increasingly splendid theatres, offering excellent food and fine wines in safe and sumptuous surroundings.
