Sentence examples for time to grace from inspiring English sources

Brothers Stephano and Andrea D'Arrigo were the first to cultivate vast crops of the divisive brassica from their farm in San Jose, California during the 1920s – just in time to grace the lunch table of a young George HW Bush.

We would be far more likely to get one of the humongous crossbreeds that spring up, from time to time, to grace the covers of the magazine: the Steinberg Sphinx, say, of 1996, whose air of enigma is so radioactively strong that innocent employees in the surrounding area, freaked out beyond repair, would resign before the close of the first day.

Leslee Udwin, Meryl Streep, Susan Sarandon, and Helen Mirren all took time to grace my lens for the most interesting and thought provoking interviews about education and supporting an initiative that was created by director Leslee Udwin.

Since we are the world, we took the time to extend grace and cash to bring relief to Nepal via the Nepal Earthquake Relief Fund.

Once dinner is ready and everyone has taken their seat at the table (a good time to say Grace if you prefer), the conversation can begin.

Just as the inner workings of the DeLorean are left to our imagination, so does the most famous time machine to grace our televisions, the Tardis, retain its mysteries.

Fans are still keeping the faith that Morris will either return full time or part time and continue to grace Glee with her effortless humor, poignancy, and smooth dance moves.

Yet we barely had time to savor the grace notes, such as Khmer silk cushions and Art Deco fixtures, before meeting our friends Amy Weaver and Jeff Fisher, who had joined us from Hong Kong for our first expedition to Angkor.

Just the turn of his head in the opening scene, acutely timed to the grace note (accacciatura) in Dido's "torment," becomes a first alarm sign of psychosis; and Mr. McDonald wears his glittering artificial nails like blades.

Thanks to this column's readers over this season, especially those who have taken the time to comment with a grace and generosity that shines in an increasingly coarse public sphere.

I'm struck by how often I find myself cowering in a corner and instead of taking the time to grieve or find grace, I stomp off in search of vengeance.