Sentence examples for traditional grace from inspiring English sources

I remember envying the traditional grace and ease in clothing and manners and my wonder that the Labour party even existed, unthinkable in Reagan's America.

"Much like the traditional grace, it offers a moment of contemplation to consider the fortune and bounty of the meal one is about to have".

"The thing is… George has for so long had his eye on Dorneywood… He's very close to me… Would you mind if he used Dorneywood instead of you?" He then proposed that I share the foreign secretary's traditional grace-and-favour countryside retreat, Chevening, rather than Dorneywood, which was ordinarily used by the number two in government.

This Thursday many Americans will say grace before enjoying a traditional Thanksgiving meal, thanking their Creator for the blessings of food, family and friends.

They contained no tunes - no wonder Manson and Reznor rave about them - and one wonders whether this can really be encouraged, given that Numan's traditional saving grace has been his melodies.

After sitting down to the table and saying grace, I carried the goose out of the kitchen and placed it on our table laden with traditional Thanksgiving fare.

Traditional in its grace yet modern in its materials, the bottle's design drew on Ekuan's experiences at war's end.

Fifty dramatic color photographs of ceremonies and events, ranging from birth to death, as celebrated by the world's modern and traditional societies will grace illuminated screens at More London Riverside, a development on the south bank of the River Thames, through Sept. 6.

Other buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries will be open, with demonstrations of blacksmithing, tinsmithing and open-hearth cooking, and children can play traditional games like graces and skittles.

Manchester United's victory at the Coleraine Showgrounds ensured that they will again grace the traditional finals night at Ballymena Showgrounds on Friday.

Abu Badriya stands tall and wears his turban and Djallabia (traditional Sudanese attire) with grace.