Sentence examples for wonderful origin from inspiring English sources

The group, with Chris Foreman on organ and Greg Rockingham on drums, has an ebullient recent album, "Wonderful!" (Origin), consisting entirely of Stevie Wonder songs.

With Bobby Broom on guitar, Chris Foreman on Hammond B-3 organ and Greg Rockingham on drums, the group has an ebullient new album, "Wonderful!" (Origin), consisting entirely of songs from the Stevie Wonder songbook.

With Chris Foreman on Hammond B-3 organ and Greg Rockingham on drums, the group has an ebullient new album called "Wonderful!" (Origin), consisting entirely of songs from the Stevie Wonder songbook.

In "Higher," Bascomb's account of the race at the end of the nineteen-twenties to build the tallest building in the world, we get one wonderful origin myth and eureka moment: an engineer sees his wife resting a heavy book on the family birdcage and realizes that a lightweight girded structure can carry an immensely heavy load.

In 1830 it was noted that Biddenden was becoming thronged by visitors every Easter, "attracted from the adjacent towns and villages by the usage, and the wonderful account of its origin, and the day is spent in rude festivity".

It was wonderful from the beginning.

The origins of The Wonderful Adventure of Nils Holgersson, her much-loved children's story first published in 1906-07, do not inspire confidence: it was commissioned by the Swedish National Teachers Societyy as a geography textbook.

William Hartnell's granddaughter has described a new drama about the origins of Doctor Who as "a wonderful tribute" to her grandfather.

He was Pakistani and a Muslim and could not say enough about how wonderful he thought her descriptions of the origins of his religion were.

These are wonderful, classic additions to mussel pots of any origin.

"Fortunately," written, directed and designed by Judith Martin, the troupe's artistic director, with the assistance of Ted Brackett, includes wonderful skits like "Bow Wow," which explains the origin of human writing in terms anthropologists have never considered.