The two tall girls walked along the busy Sydney street: the fair one, Leonie, with superb natural grace, looking neither to right nor left; the dark-haired girl, Janie, self-consciously in her first pair of high-heeled shoes.
Aldershot Town chairman Shahid Azeem said: "Many international players have graced this superb pitch and now we look forward to hosting Chelsea's stars of the future on it at Aldershot next season".
Then we'd see the true joy of swimming: not just the movement and grace of these superb swimmers, but a simultaneous celebration and understanding of both our, and the earth's, nature.
By David Denby Maria (Catalina Sandino Moreno), the heroine of the superb independent film "Maria Full of Grace," arrives early in life at an awful moment of decision: she must either take a big risk with her future or fall into the nullity of routine, perhaps forever.
(Brennan, who had acted in Hawks's "Barbary Coast" the year before, was something of a fetish for Hawks, who later graced him with superb supporting roles in "To Have and Have Not," "Sergeant York," "Red River," and "Rio Bravo").
A superb kedgeree with peat smoked salmon graced the breakfast table the following morning.
In the South, culinary tradition was largely shaped in rural kitchens with access to a restricted range of ingredients, notably corn and pork, which, in the form of superb ham, bacon, sausage and grits, still grace regional breakfast tables.
Downey's superb performance is the transformation of will into grace even as his coruscating rictus of self-deprecating wit suggests, by deflection, the pain of that self-punishing exertion.
Perhaps most intriguing is the placing of Branden Grace at one under after a superb third round of 66; the South African suffered late heartbreak at Chambers Bay from a position of controlling the destiny of the US Open.
A devoted wife, a loving and caring mother and grandmother and a superb friend, Diana moved through life with elegance and grace.
