Sentence examples for win grace from inspiring English sources

"If I see this place again, it will be too soon; this place is a tough place to win," Grace said.

This is the most classical of the symphonies in form and content, an inventive and ingeniously orchestrated work, played here with plush, textured sound and winning grace.

The incoming administration has been strenuous in reaching out to Republican leaders in Congress — directly or through emissaries — while many prominent Republicans have been generous in kind, beginning with President Bush (who won grace points last week for again welcoming Mr. Obama to the White House, this time hosting a lunch with the three living ex-presidents).

Photos of the women's team celebrating the win graced the cover of newspapers around the country.

QUESTION FROM FLYERS FAN: In Philly, we don't win with grace, and we don't lose with dignity!

"You try to win with grace and dignity," he said after taking some postgame moments to make a colorful rebuttal to various courtside critics.

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Influenced by the bhakti movement, Ramanuja had admitted two ways of emancipation: in addition to the meditative method of the highest insight (jnana) into the oneness of soul and God, which destroys the residues of karma and propitiates God to win his grace, there is the way of bhakti.

Arsenal's fall from trophy-winning grace ensured simply reaching the FA Cup final was the signal for ecstasy among players and fans, although Wenger was restrained and gracious.

Dr. Brown saw it as an effort "to win good graces with me".

In that wake, Democrats gutted the Baucus bill to win the graces of Olympia Snowe — a Republican senator from a state with half the population of Brooklyn, a senator who is defying the will of her own constituents.