Sentence examples for through splendid from inspiring English sources

They glided through splendid numbers, such as the seductive and tender "Ginger Me Slowly" (which means to make someone feel spicy and sweet), or her updated and reinterpreted version of Fela Kuti's "Lady".

Now, through their splendid edifices, these immigrants could "laugh to scorn" their former oppressors.

The deadly changeup and fastball command that ushered him through four splendid innings vanished without warning.

I left the embassy and danced a jig through the splendid fields of crocuses that festooned St. James's Park.

A synopsis of the plot would have helped, yet this "Nutcracker" flowed through its splendid dancers, harmonious from their graceful fingers to the supple contours of their legs.

Desserts here are refreshing and not at all over the top, from a crackling fruit crisp with impeccable berries and cream through a bright lemon mousse; from a light, clear-flavored mango-orange cheesecake through a splendid assortment of ice creams (banana bread, five-spice chocolate) and sorbets (blackberry, passion fruit) from a supplier with the daunting name Funky Bunky.

There was more entertainment to be had beforehand – a quick yomp through the site let you check out Bellowhead's flamboyant and funky tales of revelry and Holy Fuck, who shimmered and crunched their way through a splendid set of breakneck drumming, space rock and dancefloor grooves.

After realizing through a splendid bit of oblique deduction that he has failed to stop the war -- he sees Tojo, the war leader, out promenading not in his customary uniform but in misleading tweeds -- Harry tries to get his hostile and disbelieving embassy to warn Hawaii.

"It demonstrates our long and historic loyalty and allegiance to the Crown through this splendid and iconic portrait of Her Majesty".

They all helped us with fluid sampling through their splendid support and their ship-handling capabilities during surveys and operations at sea.

Through Jan . 31This splendid anthology of some 125 old master and modern prints, dating from around 1465 to 1947, has prizes not easily seen elsewhere.