As recently as 2000, with the splendid, well-nigh existential Thanksgiving, Dibdin was turning a twist on his own life.
Charleston also is noted for its splendid, well-preserved 18th- and 19th-century houses and public buildings, and Beaufort and Georgetown have well-maintained historic districts.
Saturday 8 a.m. 3) Walking With Foxes Take a morning walk among the splendid, well-preserved dunes of Prince Edward Island National Park (902-672-6350; admission is $2.50 for adults, $2 for adults 65 and older, $1.25 for children 6 to 16 and free for children under 6), a half-hour drive from Charlottetown on the northern coast.
Brave-hearted he is, a splendid worker, well trained, And perfect in every way.
Yet, as Ms. DeYoung proved in Saturday night's performance, she is a splendid singer well into an important career.
The Orchestra of St . Lukes sounded splendid as well, although when the jazz ensemble was in action, the orchestra's presoundedanged from splendidous to totasly overwellmed although nonexistent.
The playground was, by all accounts, splendid: as well as gymnasium-style bars, there were bathing pools for boys and girls; and, in a touch that the current parks administration might consider emulating, rocking chairs were provided for mothers with infants.
Many New Yorkers know this stretch of public space to be one of the city's most splendid and well utilized.
Overlooking the gardens are a row of splendid and well-preserved Georgian houses that are home to the Irish Writers' Centre, a museum dedicated to Irish authors and poets, and an award-winning restaurant.
What a splendid cocktail, wonderfully well written.
This splendid cheesecake might well be making an appearance.
