Sentence examples for the first grace from inspiring English sources

The discussion forum will be opened with the publication of the first GRACE manuscript on two 90-day feeding trials, "90-day oral toxicity studies on two genetically modified maize MON810 varieties in Wistar Han RCC rats".

The first GRACE clinical study, GRACE-01, was a multi-European investigator-driven prospective, observational study which aimed to set up 14 Primary Care Networks (PCN) to support the GRACE patient clinical research platform to develop and implement GRACE clinical studies, and to describe the presentation, management and outcome of acute cough in primary care in contrasting European countries.

Another of his plans, the Fourth Grace, a multi-purpose, multi-coloured blob on Liverpool's Pier Head waterfront, was rejected earlier this autumn, much to Alsop's fury.

The only improvement is that what has actually been built is smaller than the Fourth Grace proposals, but this is a short-lived relief.

When the design was announced Sir Joe had hailed the Fourth Grace as a "visible expression of Liverpool's am bitions for the 21st century".

2004, because that was the year the Fourth Grace [the 'Cloud Building', planned for Liverpool's waterfront] I was working on was abandoned, and it would have been a great building.

And Alsop's most outrageous scheme to date, the Fourth Grace, aka The Cloud, the mother, father, uncle and aunt of all blobs, designed to spin Liverpool's Pier Head into a frenzy, was rejected last week.

However, it has simply not proved to be practical and deliverable". When the design was announced Sir Joe had hailed the Fourth Grace as a "visible expression of Liverpool's am bitions for the 21st century".

The Fourth Grace plan eventually foundered, but it established the idea that the historic buildings could be honoured by blocking views of them and surrounding them with noisy new structures.

The original Three Graces were classical goddesses and if you were to imagine Canova's marble statue of them hugged by a giant, full-colour Katie Price, you would have some idea of the effect of the Fourth Grace proposals – by whichever famous architect – inflated as they were by their commercial content.

David Henshaw, the chief executive of Liverpool city council, said: "The public sector partners have been determined to ensure that the Fourth Grace would not be a Millennium Dome mark 2, with spiralling costs which would have represented an unacceptable drain on the public purse.