'splendor to' is not a complete and correct sentence in written English.
You would need to add more words to make it a full and meaningful sentence. For example, you can say "The splendor of the garden brought peace to my mind."
The team expected "American Splendor" to show midnights on HBO.
The swans reappeared three days later: "The swans are always in my thoughts and give splendor to [my] life.
And, barring the worst, he would be left, in quiet splendor, to trade with a fortune few can even fathom.
The 2,478-seat 2,478-seatue theater has Bellecompared in splendor to the Palais Garnier in Paris.
But by equating natural splendor to a more bombastic human kind, he mirrors a tension between beauty and taste that both art and fashion create.
The New York City Ballet's "Sleeping Beauty" returned in all its streamlined splendor to the New York State Theater on Wednesday night.
He tended to liken all of life's trials and splendors to operating a business.
Seashell and driftwood treasures wash up on the shores, beckoning folk artists to use aquatic splendors to hone their craft.
As our family's reluctantly-appointed social secretary, I was therefore asked by my husband, several days after his formal renunciation of Antigua and its many splendors, to organize a South African safari for the family for next Christmas.
For example, when Nietzsche objects that morality is an obstacle to "the highest power and splendor possible" to man, one is tempted to object that this gets things perversely backwards.
If you have time, perhaps the best way to acclimatize and get a sense of the Rockies' splendor is to make the four-hour drive from Denver, taking the scenic route over 12,095-foot Independence Pass from Leadville.
