Sentence examples for to be graced from inspiring English sources

But probably not, for the moment, the one soon to be graced by Jerry Hall.

This Royal Ascot will be the first to be graced by Frankel's offspring.

Catwalks are more likely to be graced with glowy, smiling models than the heroinchic skeletal types of years gone by.

But if Yeezus was not to be graced by Kiwanuka's contributions, the sessions did have a positive effect.

With reference to asexually propagated crops, the term cultivar means any particular clone considered of sufficient value to be graced with a name.

That represents a complete turnaround in Mullins's approach to Aintree, whose three days tend not to be graced by his very best horses.

"Well, Tulisa is going to be gracing our screens, isn't she?" he said, of the N-Dubz member who went on to be an X Factor judge.

This is – officially – the best baguette in Paris, made by baker Anthony Teixeira, sold to customers in his boulangerie, Aux Délices du Palais, and soon to be gracing the breakfast table of the French president, François Hollande.

This week it was announced that Peter Rabbit is going to be gracing the new coins.

While most Muslims focus on the experience of ascension, it is important to realize that there has to be grace in both ascension and in the return.

Isn't it nice to be "grace.