Graced sentence example
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- A long oak table graced the center of the room, its ten carved chairs at attention.
- Shrubbery graced its area and flowers its window-sills.
- Dulce graced him with a saccharine smile and said no more.
- There's also a smart, modern marina graced with chic shops and eateries and a bustling bazaar.
- Their photos graced the pages and websites of many celebrity magazines.Advertisement
- Large decorative urns that once graced the roof parapet in the early 1900s, disappeared long ago.
- Do you have a section of old wrought iron railing that once graced your front porch?
- The EX Factor finalists literally graced the red carpet as they came under the hammer in front of a star gazed audience.
- All surfaces were graced with a pleasing canopy, typical of SER design.
- The small doors open onto a handy rear stowage area graced by a couple of jump seats.Advertisement
- A straggly tree with a severe list to the left graced one corner of the room.
- Traditionally used as decorative wall tiles, hand painted tiles have graced the walls of many styles of homes.
- Knotty pine floors graced with a braided rug is a great starting point.
- Hardwood floors can be graced with braided red, blue and white rugs or you may prefer to stick with a solid color instead of a multi-colored one.
- The popular, small, octagon-shaped, white tiles graced the floors, often combined with black accent ones.Advertisement
- In the mid-70s, the now legendary Farrah Fawcett poster graced many a young man's bedroom wall.
- The tattooed beauty has graced the covers of many major magazines, and has even been compared to Angelina Jolie.
- She's best known as a supermodel, however, having graced the covers of magazines such as Vogue, Elle, and the prestigious Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition.
- She graced FHM magazine's "100 Sexiest Women in the World" list twice, and was voted 19th "Sexiest Woman in the World" by FHM readers in 2006.
- Sheridan made her comeback on Desperate Housewives, but is rumored to have had celebrity implants long before her sultry character Edie Britt ever graced the small screen.Advertisement
- Sanjaya Malakar first graced our television screens on the sixth season of American Idol, where he initially seemed a quiet force in the competition.
- Since then, Bundchen has graced the covers of dozens of magazines.
- She is the author of a book entitled Hungry, and she has gained much notoriety for her work as a size 12+ model, and has even graced the cover of Harper's Bazaar.
- She has graced the covers of several magazines, including Be and Black Men magazines, and she served as a co-host for the BET network show Take the Cake.
- Here are some of the best games that have graced its screens during its short history.Advertisement
- There are many other video game consoles that have graced the market over the past years.
- This is definitely the case with the paint-on swimwear phenomenon, which has graced magazine covers, pictorials, sandy beaches and the occasional red carpet or two.
- Playboy Magazine - Various models, actresses and entertainers have graced either the cover or inside this men's magazine wearing a paint-only bikini.
- Even though she's barefoot in this photo, you can clearly see that any time she has spent at the gym has graced her with lean legs and an incredibly toned abs section.
- Kelly has graced the cover twice, and both times she has shown off a figure she's clearly worked hard to achieve.Advertisement
- There are many beautiful women who have graced the pages of th Maxim February issues over the years.
- Before this bold fashion step, nothing more than a dainty locket graced the necks of female tennis players.
- Serena also graced the 2004 edition in a black, strapless swimsuit by Cyn & Luca.
- Many famous faces (and bodies) have graced the pages of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition over the years, including Tyra Banks, Kathy Ireland, Christie Brinkley, Heidi Klum and tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams.
- Sheer suits have graced the pages of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition as well; always remaining teasing, rather than overly revealing.Advertisement
- Their long body, which is always taller than it is wide, resembles the large pillars that have graced so many forms of ancient architecture.
- The stylish footwear resembles a pair of much, much more expensive Roger Vivier pumps that graced every fashion magazine this season.
- Her gowns have graced some of the world's most famous brides, like Jennifer Lopez, Kate Hudson, Mariah Carey and Jennifer Garner, to name but a few.
- Many have graced the show, including Mollie Sugden (of Are You Being Served? fame); Joanna Lumley (Absolutely Fabulous), Ben Kingsley and HRH Prince Charles, among many others.
- Since the onset of the film industry, these advanced works of art have graced the wrists of many stars and appeared in dozens of films.Advertisement
- However, there once was Green Bay Packers cheerleaders who graced Lambeau Field.
- You can get a complete roster of the current Titan Cheerleaders on their website and even take a look at past rosters to see what other names have graced this elite group of women.
- Bonnie-Jill Laflin - This former Dallas Cowboy's cheerleader also graced the list of Maxim's Hot 100 Women back in 2005.
- Despite modeling opportunities in Europe, her career didn't take off until she turned 17, where she became the youngest model to have ever graced the cover of Vogue (February 2001).
- T.I. has graced the pages of GQ magazine and was nominated as the Most Stylish Male by BET in 2005.Advertisement
- On the back of the success of Music of the Sun, Rihanna graced to covers of many magazines and took part in several commercial campaigns for companies such as J.C.
- With a voice that has graced the radio since the 1960s and that is instantly recognizable to music fans, Robert Plant has had a major impact on modern music.
- Lakshmi has also graced the covers and pages of many fashion magazines.
- The movie launched Atkins into instant stardom, and his image graced the covers of teen magazines for several years.
- Brandi C has graced three VH1 shows and counting, and the reaction she provokes is never middle of the road.Advertisement
- Her face and body have graced the tabloids numerous times, usually with insidious headlines pointing out how heavy she's become.
- Not since Batman the Movie, made in 1966, has the Dark Knight graced the silver screen, and Gotham City has never seen such bleakness.
- His fantasy pictures have graced the covers of Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders books, Sean Russell's Initiate Brother series, Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy, and many more.
- Comics like Tales from the Crypt, Army of Darkness and The Living Corpse have all graced us with images of the undead.
- Television, movies and video games have generated more female superheroes and given faces to some old familiar heroines that first graced comic pages.
- The magazine offered quality from the excellent fiction that graced its pages to the superior art, to the quality cover stock they used.
- With over 600 magazine covers graced by her beauty, Cindy has long been an icon for both natural and effortless beauty.
- Large Mahogany doors swung into an entry graced with antique furnishings.
- Martha, dressed exactly as she had been when she'd left, clutched her new suitcase while the barest hint of a smile graced her pretty face.
- He has graced the pages of The Sun, thus making him a minor celeb.
- Ariel as Ceres takes center stage, appearing to grow out of the earth itself and graced by the arrival of a passing cornfield.
- The city welcomes visitors with wide esplanades paved in russet marble, which stroll to courtly squares graced with artistic buildings.
- There was no gainsaying that she would have graced any assembly in the world.
- In 1997/8 a miniature stormtrooper graced the ceiling, hanging upside down with feet encased in a lump of blu tack.
- Many actresses from Texas have graced both television and movie screens as well as Broadway stages.
- It would be difficult to compile a complete list of Jewish actors, and the above is just a sampling of the talented actors who have graced television and film screens over the years.
- His return was graced with all the pomp of a triumphal entry, but in two months after he was again in exile.
- His palaces outshone those of his king, and few monarchs could afford such a display of plate as commonly graced the cardinal's table.
- He was a staunch supporter of Charlemagne's principles of government and educational reforms; he established schools, and by his own literary achievements showed himself a worthy member of the learned circle which graced the Carolingian court.
- The wedding cake rose gracefully in three tiers, graced with crystal staircases and small cakes on either side.