Sentence examples for that splendid from inspiring English sources

I recently spoke to some old friends about that splendid Friday night.

That splendid first chapter, titled "The Great Gatsby," profiles the most Fitzgeraldian of Deb's figures.

That splendid debut, which won several awards in Britain, reads like a memoir.

The previous day, in the handicap run in honour of that splendid commentator Sir Peter O'Sullevan, Murtagh employed different tactics.

"The help of that splendid cow elephant, Balmati, who is frequently mentioned in the text, and to the excellent flashlight apparatus invented by Mr. Nesbit, of New York".

Alluding mysteriously to that splendid axis of Paris named the Elysian Fields (read: Paradise), the title, too, may underscore the patriotic connotations.

"Oh, that's splendid," my mother said.

That looks splendid from Athens.

If you can live a curse-free life, then that's splendid.

My work is public, that's splendid, but I don't want to be swallowed behind it.

Women's friendships are different from men's, Robinson added, often more complicated, with more competition and jealousy but also "with a deeper engagement that is splendid".