Sentence examples for such a wondrous from inspiring English sources
Such concerns have long since vanished, but blindfold chess still holds a fascination for nonplayers and even some players because it seems such a wondrous feat of memory.
As Mr. Bailey leads the way to the newest dig site, named Motsetse, he explains how such a wondrous place could be so unknown.
When my older daughter, Nora, got a tropical fish several years ago, my younger daughter, Grace, became mesmerized by the swimming, the swirling, the very being of such a wondrous thing.
Robertson -- an intense, doe-eyed 35-year-old structural engineer in Seattle -- was a rising star, a hotshot who dismissed the entire East Coast engineering establishment as calcified, unsuited for such a wondrous assignment.
That's why it's such a wondrous surprise that Leos Carax's new film, "Holy Motors" (which opens today at Film Forum and Film Society of Lincoln Center), seems at once so precise and so freewheeling, so exactingly conceived and yet so spontaneous.
Not since "My Two Dads" has such a wondrous idea been attempted!
There is nothing else out there in the ephemeral world of clubs that quite compares to such a legacy, the wondrous realization that somehow what he created will outlast him; The Loft will go on, continuing to inspire and entertain future generations of the unique community of dancers and music lovers affectionately known as "Loft-heads".
The word is used here for a waterspout, and in much the same sense by John dea Marignolli, in his description of a storm : a And such wondrous things we beheld!
In such an iconic setting as Rio de Janeiro, a wondrous city with almost mythical standing in the imagination, it seems things have gotten really real.
Barry Lyndon Stanley Kubrickk, 1975) "Amazing gowns and Marisa Berenson, such a classic!" Bonnie and Clyde Arthur Pennn, 1967) "Faye Dunaway did wondrous things for the twin set".
Speak with any antibiotics researcher for long enough about finding a new antibiotic class and they will definitely use the words "holy grail"; it's a nod to how wondrous such an event would be, but it's also a concession that, even at the most optimistic timelines, it is beyond the reach of today's jobbing doctors, who need it most.
