Sentence examples for splendid to be from inspiring English sources

Splendid to be a city state.

How splendid to be under their wing!

The devilish charm of Satan is just too splendid to be left to celluloid caricature.

3.37am BST After the disappointment of Gatorland it was splendid to be offered a beer by Chris Hardy, an Englishman turned Floridian.

How splendid to be back on board, to reel in the mighty balance of the prairies, then all the lakes and forests, another three days and half a huge nation still left to rattle steadily through.

With temperatures in the 70's and little rain, summer is a splendid time to be here.

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

Every choice, writes Hollis, demonstrating again his splendid refusal to be upbeat for the sake of it, represents a kind of death.

It was splendid enough to be told that Mr. Trundle was the son of a minister, that he was married, that he kept a place in Mayfair, and that he enjoyed a silken reputation on the dance floor.

But not 10 miles from the Tappan Zee Bridge, Peter Xaviar Kelly's restaurant, with its comfortable chairs, sophisticated décor, attentive service and finely crafted fare, is splendid enough to be a destination in itself.

The National Gallery of Victoria has many splendid attractions to be found within its doors, including a fine permanent collection, kid-friendly art featured in the foyer, a pleasant human-scaled interior architecture.