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Sentences starting with magnificent

Magnificent coloured mosaic pictures covered the floor and many flat spaces above door and windows, but gold and silver had been sparingly used. [10]
Magnificent class he belongs to--pity we should have to fight those fellows. [9]
Magnificent and impressive as the spectacle was, we were obliged to contrast it unfavorably with that of the White Hills. [4]
Magnificent weather. [5]

Sentences ending with magnificent

The Queen's meeting with her husband, which she had previously reported, had been magnificent. [10]
You no doubt wished to see the progress of the fire from a spot near it, and in fact the colors down there are magnificent. [10]
My grand-uncle's burial was grand and magnificent. [10]
There is nothing tame, or cheap, or trivial--it is all magnificent. [5]
The spacious, lofty sitting-room which Seitz Siebenburg entered looked very magnificent. [10]
Her breath came quickly, her eyes flashed, her anger made her magnificent. [9]
Lord, it's magnificent news--perfectly magnificent! [5]
The fete was magnificent. [5]
Her fury was magnificent. [5]
He cried: "Magnificent, magnificent! [5]

Short sentences using magnificent

It was magnificent sport. [5]
What a magnificent spectacle. [10]
Ain't he carryin' it magnificent? [9]
Well, your butcher is magnificent. [5]
What a magnificent forest! [4]
What a magnificent fellow! [10]
But the herd's acted magnificent. [13]
It is magnificent. [11]
She's magnificent. [11]
Magnificent! [10]

More example sentences with the word magnificent in them

If you, with your magnificent voice, will only--" "Pray, Meister Wilhelm? [10]
Post-horses took the young couple in the most magnificent weather to the distant Prussian capital. [10]
Tell him how you are situated at the court, and what prospects, you have here in Ratisbon or elsewhere; for instance, I would gladly go to the magnificent Netherlands with my husband. [10]
These are magnificent words; the have a force and magnitude of sound befitting the things which they describe. [5]
The prime minister, whose last breath was spent in scolding his nurse, dies with a magnificent apothegm on his lips, manufactured by a reporter. [6]
The result was what the reader has by this time guessed: the most magnificent idea that was ever conceived had to be abandoned, from sheer lack of a person with enterprise enough to carry it out. [5]
The magnificent apartments were made as light as day by thousands of wax-candles in silver and bronze candelabra; costly Gobelin tapestry and purple Flanders hangings covered the walls, and the bright hues of the paintings were reflected from the polished floors, flooded with brilliant light. [10]
The "flush times" were in magnificent flower! [5]
The magnificent train went out of the great court of the palace, and then--as she heard the chanting of priests--she realized that she had lost her crown, and knew whither her faithless brother was proceeding. [10]
After that, for weeks, he spent all his midnights in his magnificent mine, inspecting it in security, gloating over its marvels at his leisure, and always slipping back to his obscure lodgings before dawn, with a duke's ransom under his cloak. [5]
Barbara had soon wearied of gazing at the magnificent garments and horses of these grandees. [10]
From the time we first struck the Bras d'Or for thirty miles we rode in constant sight of its magnificent water. [4]
And the magnificent way you talked about New York, and intimated that you were going to conquer the world. [9]
A magnificent reception was to be prepared for the young conqueror, and Coello received the commission to adorn a triumphal arch with hastily-sketched, effective pictures. [10]
To the right was the magnificent residence--a palace indeed--belonging to Susannah; to the left was an extensive grove, where tall palms, sycamores with spreading foliage, and dense thickets of blue-green tamarisk trees cast their shade. [10]
The magnificent star was missing; in its place she wore at the square-cut neck of her dress two beautiful halfblown roses, and her mirror had showed her how becoming they were. [10]
And how greatly was I surprised to see Gotz, taller than of old, appear before me in the magnificent array and harness of a chief captain in the army of the all-powerful Republic of Venice! [10]
The ingenious Greek was honored by receiving the king's hand to kiss, his expenses were reimbursed by a magnificent present, and he was urged to take a daughter of some noble Persian family in marriage. [10]
The setting sun was flaming upon it, a Summer shower was falling, and it was spanned by two magnificent rainbows. [5]
But now--now something was brought home to her of the magnificent certainty with which they must first have been spoken, of the tone and bearing and authority of him who had uttered them. [9]
His favorite son was already at the head of the ministers of the temple at Memphis, and he has vowed to build magnificent temples and to bring splendid offerings to the Immortals. [10]
A free church was a magnificent ideal, but how was it to be carried on without an Eldon Parr, a Ferguson, a Constable, a Mrs. Larrabbee, or a Gore who would make up the deficit at the end of the year? [9]
Several Asiatic princes vied with each other in the desire to honour Mark Antony by a magnificent funeral, but Octavianus had allowed Cleopatra to provide the most superb obsequies. [10]
The interior is very magnificent also, and has some splendid stained glass. [4]
The man who uses trust-money for three days, to acquire in those three days a fortune, certain as magnificent, would pull up short beforehand if the issue of theft or honesty were put squarely before him. [11]
Isabella's hand could undoubtedly free him from the oppressive burden of his debts, and she was certainly a magnificent woman! [10]
She was still under the mastery of the feeling that some disagreeable dream had borne her back to these miserable rooms, while her true place was in the magnificent apartments of royalty. [10]
I had some trouble at first to find a name for him, but I finally concluded to call him Baalbec, because he is such a magnificent ruin. [5]
Like a magnificent tree, towering skyward on the frontier of two hostile countries, she stood between his past and his present life. [10]
The party of travellers went to the commandant's magnificent palace to rest, and Hermon also retired to his room, but sleep fled from his couch. [10]
Our records of travel also explain in detail what this educator meant by the words "unity with life"; for our attention was directed not only to beautiful views or magnificent works of art and architecture, but to noteworthy public institutions or great manufactories. [10]
Besides, the two transports that had followed the magnificent vessel appeared to belong to it. [10]
There was no tragedy in his death--death is a magnificent ally; it untangles knots. [11]
She was inclined, too, to appear as a young mother at the festival, and I assure you that she looked fairly regal in the magnificent attire. [10]
I have smiled to think how grand his magnificent titular appendages sounded in his own ears and what a feeble tintinnabulation they made in mine. [6]
Allow me again to thank you for this magnificent reception, and bid you farewell. [7]
Suppose we were to remain in this magnificent palace, and to represent ourselves the beautiful groups which the great artists of the past have produced in painting or sculpture; but let us choose those only that are least known. [10]
It is enough to look out upon the magnificent night; the moon is now high, and swinging clear and distant; the air has grown chilly; the stars cannot be eclipsed by the greater light, but glow with a chastened fervor. [4]
Gentlemen were beginning to build their houses of brick and stone, in stately and magnificent fashion. [4]
The first thing to be done now is to avert the blow which the Bishop intends shall strike us by the hand of Cynegius--it has already fallen on the magnificent sanctuary of the Apamaean Zeus. [10]
Have spent the three days partly in walking about, partly in enjoying social privileges, and largely in idling around the magnificent garden at Hutt, a little distance away, around the shore. [5]
He felt as though some wizard had borne him into a higher and more beautiful world, where he was entirely at home in his magnificent garb, with his perfumed curls and limbs fresh from the bath. [10]
But why mention this, or the magnificent town hall, or St. Bavon, rich in pictures and statuary; or try to put you back three hundred years to the wild days when the iconoclasts sacked this and every other church in the Low Countries? [4]
Just look at this magnificent autumn landscape! [5]
They made themselves thick-walled castles, with slits in the masonry for windows, for defense, and magnificent banquet-halls for pleasure; the stone rooms into which they crawled for the night were often little better than dog-kennels. [4]
The well-formed head, thick dark hair, and magnificent beard corresponded with the powerful figure. [10]
Right away-- But they've come to take me to the top of Mount Royal, it being a cold, dry, sunny, magnificent day. [5]
What magnificent qualities they had, in battle or strategy, and how cunning and shrewd was their generalship! [9]
Our friends, after they had laid their wreaths on the magnificent altars of their royal ancestors without being recognized, late in the afternoon joined the throng who followed the procession. [10]
And she thinks the world is a magnificent place, and she loves it, and wallows--fairly wallows--in content. [11]
And every time the woman sang they hissed and laughed--the whole magnificent house--and as soon as she left the stage they called her on again with applause. [5]
He also remembered the time when, after a rich capture on the highway which had filled his purse, he had ridden to Nuremberg in magnificent new clothes at the carnival season in order, by his brothers' counsel, to win a wealthy bride. [10]
I have known the term "spinal irritation" serve well on such occasions, but I think nothing on the whole has covered so much ground, and meant so little, and given such profound satisfaction to all parties, as the magnificent phrase "congestion of the portal system. [3]
Especially we marked the steeple of Blenheim, where Jack Churchill won the name for his magnificent country-seat, early in the eighteenth century. [4]
He talked to the President by the hour about his magnificent stud, and his plantation at Hawkeye, a kind of principality--he represented it. [5]
Although Cynthia accepted the present of the roses with such magnificent unconcern, and would not make so much as a guess as to who sent them, Mr. Robert Worthington was frequently in her thoughts. [9]
I gave her the pomegranate blossom in her magnificent hair--did you ever see more beautiful tresses? [10]
Governor, and you, the people of the capital of the State of New York, for this most hearty and magnificent welcome. [7]
We have finished the outline sketch of a magnificent nation. [4]
They say it's the most magnificent college building south of Washington. [4]
They enjoyed this the more because it was on their consciences that they should visit Linville Falls, some twenty-five miles eastward, long held up before them as the most magnificent feature of this region, and on no account to be omitted. [4]
Benedictus had followed the magnificent poem with rapture. [10]
We went into the magnificent large refreshment-room to get warm; but it was as cold as a New England barn. [4]
The officials in the magnificent hall had also risen. [10]
The entombment of the magnificent coffin of Frau Maria Ortlieb under the pavement of the family chapel was over. [10]
The curve of the great stone bridge had caught the sunrise, and through the magnificent arch burst a glorious stream of gold that shone with a long slant down into the center of Surprise Valley. [13]
As they passed the encampment of the troops who accompanied the sovereign, the hipparch could show Hermon a magnificent military spectacle. [10]
Those warriors, on the contrary, who fought in chariots belonged to the highest rank of the military caste, spent large sums on the decoration of their two-wheeled chariots and the harness of their magnificent horses, and went to battle in their most costly ornaments. [10]
This is also the case with the magnificent Heliconidae, and most of the Danaidae in the tropics. [1]
In it lie the body of Canova and the heart of Titian, under magnificent monuments. [5]
And the fish that were to be had there were not miserable carp, but heavy gold and silver vessels, and coins and magnificent ornaments. [10]
Barbara then acknowledged that she was fond of such magnificent exhibitions, and begged Charles to allow her to attend the festival with the marquise. [10]
Barine, too, felt that her happiness as wife and mother in her magnificent home would have been overwhelming had not a wise destiny imposed upon her, just at this time, grief for those whom she loved. [10]
This fine avenue swarmed with pedestrians, while on each side chariots, drawn by magnificent horses, hurried past, and riders galloped up and down; at every step there was something new and interesting to be seen. [10]
One shop had such a display of magnificent dressing-cases that I should have thought a whole royal family was setting out on its travels. [6]
By the chair stood the priests, their long hair falling over their magnificent glittering vestments, with lighted tapers in their hands, slowly and solemnly conducting the service. [2]
All the foregoing statements and quotations, in regard to Cophotis, Sitana and Draco, as well as the following facts in regard to Ceratophora and Chamaeleon, are from Dr. Gunther himself, or from his magnificent work on the 'Reptiles of British India,' Ray Soc., 1864, pp. [1]
Sometimes a magnificent state galley appeared, on whose deck was Antony, who inspected the hastily equipped fleet to make the newly recruited sailors one of those kindling speeches in which he was a master hard to surpass. [10]
The varied, magnificent spectacle had made her almost wild with delight. [10]
Her head seemed smaller, her features had become more delicate and, in spite of the straw hat which protected her from the dazzling sunshine, he perceived that her severe illness had cost her her magnificent golden hair. [10]
In no months since he had left the theological seminary, had he seemingly accomplished so little; in no months had he had so magnificent an opportunity. [9]
A web of shimmering silvery radiance covered the edges of every island, and suddenly the brilliant full moon was reflected in argent lustre like a magnificent quivering column upon the surface of the water, now rippled by the evening breeze. [10]
He knew what she would do presently; she would make some magnificent amend for her anger; she would give some manifestation of her love; probably all in a moment, as she had loved Milly Erne, so would she love Elizabeth Erne. [13]
Our friend yonder seized it, and his magnificent work of art proves how nearly it approaches the purest and loftiest conception we form of the goddess whom he had to represent. [10]
Barine had already seen this magnificent hall, and others still more beautiful in the Sebasteum, and the splendour therefore neither excited nor abashed her; only she would fain have avoided the numerous train of courtiers. [10]
Haschim himself had seen the work before its dismemberment at Madain, where it hung on the wall of the magnificent throne-room, and subsequently, at Medina. [10]
I had never seen such wild, free, magnificent horsemanship outside of a circus as these picturesquely-clad Mexicans, Californians and Mexicanized Americans displayed in Carson streets every day. [5]
She expected to see the Regent, the Keeper of the Seal, and the whole brilliantly adorned train of attendants who always surrounded the Queen on formal occasions, enter the magnificent hall. [10]
But Barbara had scarcely noticed these magnificent things. [10]
The magnificent reception room was crowded. [2]
Then the carriage rolled on again, and turned into the magnificent park of a palace, which belonged to the royal governor, Prince Peter Ernst von Mansfeld. [10]
At their head rode the chief priest Bai in a gilded battle-chariot drawn by magnificent bay stallions. [10]
And when, in reading aloud certain magnificent passages, he forgot his affectations, he managed to arouse cravings I thought to have deserted me forever. [9]
Perpetual Governor-general, who quickens into life puppet governors of his own choosing Asa has agreed, for the honour of the title of governor of his State, to act the part, open the fairs, lend his magnificent voice to those phrases which it rounds so well. [9]
Placidia was also prudent and foreseeing, and built this once magnificent sepulcher for her own occupation. [4]
A magnificent canopy protected him above, and large, thick, round ostrich feather fans, carried by his fan-bearers, sheltered him on both sides from the scorching rays of the sun. [10]
If the royal progress to the place of sacrifice, when five hundred richly-caprisoned horses had been led behind the king's chariot, could be called magnificent, and the march of the envoys a brilliant spectacle, the great throne-room presented a vision of dazzling and magic beauty. [10]
Over the great portal of St. Lawrence--a magnificent structure, with lofty twin spires and glorious rosewindow is carved "The Last Judgment. [4]
She expressed her pleasure in the knowledge, and then proposed to surprise the Emperor at the principal meal, about midnight, with Jacob Hobrecht's Missa Graecorum, whose magnificent profundity his Majesty especially admired. [10]
These displays, so pleasing to the people of her time and her new home, were by no means great or magnificent enough for Barbara. [10]

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