Sentence examples for spread celebrating from inspiring English sources

Aside from a spread celebrating Bake Off champion Nadiya Hussain, there were two slices of praise for the corporation.

And when the extremist group produced a magazine spread celebrating the killers, they left Abdeslam out of their lineup of "martyrs".

I'VE been playing soccer for about 30 years, and not once have I had the chance to slide triumphantly on my knees across the slick grass, chest out, arms spread, celebrating a diving-header score.

Feeling alienated from contemporary architecture is a commonplace experience: the pleasure that leaches out of your afternoon stroll when you have to walk along a big building with a flat, smooth, featureless front; bafflement at another magazine spread celebrating a conglomeration of soul-less boxes.

The latter period is the age of Annie Leibovitz; one spread celebrates the hundred and sixty-six covers she has produced so far.

The People's Daily newspaper in China took the nomination seriously and ran a 55-photo spread to celebrate the honour.

After the festivities, the group will head over to the Pieroni home for a champagne brunch spread to celebrate the season of gratitude before families go off to their individual plans.

As fashion magazines fill up with 1920s-inspired spreads to celebrate Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby, those of us more concerned with culinary pleasures can find other ways to remember this most whiskey-sodden of American novels.

On a visit to the region Hillary Clinton, America's secretary of state, warned of "disastrous consequences" if the fighting spreads.Britain celebrated the 60th year of the queen's reign with a four-day extravaganza that included a flotilla of 1,000 boats on the River Thames, a star-studded concert in front of Buckingham Palace and a thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral.

But his game then fell apart, and it was Verdasco, a Madrid native, who ended up celebrating spread-eagle on his back, in true Nadal fashion.

On the Fourth of July, full-page adds appeared in big-city dailies across the country, including a beautiful color spread in the New York Times, celebrating "Our Godless Constitution".