Sentence examples for will be graced from inspiring English sources

In celebration, the magazine's December cover will be graced by a beatific — and nude — Kate Moss.

It seems unlikely that "Brexit" will be graced by this happy fate.

It would be nice to think that the Academy Awards will be graced with such delicate inventions.

The pregame scene will be graced by the marching band's formation of the script word "Ohio," a complicated formation created in 1936.

(Trotsky's shrine will be graced with vodka, wire-rimmed glasses and copies of his books; a ceremonial bread called pan de muertos will grace Ulacia's shrine).

It will also be home to the new O.C. Marsh Lecture Hall, named after the 19th-century Yale paleontologist, whose lobby will be graced by a Triceratops skull from the Peabody Museum's collection.

NFL making all the right moves for a franchise in London With the last of three International Series games in the books, the NFL put the focus onto next year announcing which teams will be gracing London's Wembley Stadium.

Thanks to the deep pockets of DP World – the project's owner and a subsidiary of the Dubai World conglomerate – 170,000-tonne megaships will be gracing the Thames estuary by the end of next year.

While the Continental is still a concept, there are strong indicators that a production version will be gracing a motor-show stage in the next year or so.

Sale finished sixth in the Premiership, guaranteeing that Heineken Cup rugby will be gracing their new home, the Salford City Stadium, next season.

In case anyone has forgotten, let me remind you that the AppleTV will be gracing us with its presence on Feb. 20.