Sentence examples for terms fabulous from inspiring English sources

He coined the terms "Fabulous Fifties" and "New Era" to describe the 1950s (when the S&P 500 rose more than 19.2% annually), not believing that the market had to go down in the latter half of the decade just because it had done well in the first half.

'You Do It for Love' The term "fabulous invalid," which has regularly been affixed to the theater, might more aptly be applied to cabaret, since its economic survival is always in question.

"When I first started this series I was really thinking of the term fabulous and how I could simultaneously express a positive ownership of that term not only for myself, but for all women and girls".

And I was never really deeply aware I was a movie director's kid – in terms of fabulous glamour and so on.

With Catha Mullen leading the way, Caroline usually on her heels and Melissa Wisner and Michelle Rourke completing what Mitchell terms "my fabulous foursome," the Bronxville Broncos just closed the book on a season for the books.

B&B doubles from £65 This village pub, just east of Penrith, punches above its weight in food terms, with fabulous home-cured salmon and plates of local cheeses.

There are also things about them that would never make sense now that you can appreciate on their own terms, like the fabulous silver-leaf ceiling outside the elevator banks in Durham.

Things did not end on fabulous terms, but my children are fabulous and they deserve two parents that get along.

"The Jimmy Choo product is genuinely fabulous in terms of quality and style and is made in the best factories in Italy.

None of them are exactly fabulous in terms of user experience and it is to be hoped that the higher valuations these companies get will translate into a far better in-app experience.

We cut our terms of approbation in half: "fabulous" was "Fab!"; "gorgeous" was "Gorge!"; "brilliant" was "Brill!" We emulated the d.j.s we heard on the radio and in clubs.