Sentence examples for splendour from from inspiring English sources

This is one for the true drooler, page after page of track splendour from Algeria to Japan.

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From the early 1900s through the 1950s, film-makers emphasised its glorious, one-of-a-kind splendour, from silent shorts starring Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton through the seminal 1953 cinéma vérité classic, Little Fugitive.

Seventy-four higgledy-piggledy grareyardscatteredttered around and underneath Stone Town, ranging in splendour from street-corner graves to the walled gardens attached to the Palace Museum, where many of Zanzibar's sultans are buried.

So while For Beginners makes a winsome, delicately strummed opener, elsewhere the title track derives ethereal splendour from layered keyboard and strings, and both Never Had Nobody Like You and To Save Me bristle with newfound pop intent.

INCA ruins, splendours from even-older cultures, Spanish colonial towns, pristine jungles and good food: Peru has much to offer the tourists who are flocking there in ever-greater numbers.

From Splendour's wheelhouse, only the green-glowing radar screen penetrates the fog.

Michael O'Brien's Kadoun took the race by 25 lengths from Splendour.

The exhibition is all about the unbridled royal splendour of India from about the time of the collapse of the Mughal Empire in the 18th century to independence day.

The charismatic lead of the Rubens, back live in their first major shows since 2013, has the Splendour crowd dancing from the moment the band walks on stage, and when he crowd-surfs in a large, colourful rubber boat, he's buoyed by a sea of adoring fans.

The bus stop is a 15-minute walk from the splendour of Lake Matka, which has restaurants alongside.