| The costumes and choreography are far more theatrical and splendorous than anything previously associated with the genre. |
|
| Man and nature have worked together to produce the splendorous sights of Oslo and Stockholm. |
|
| Once upon a time, a troll lived in a vast and splendorous castle atop a medium sized hill. |
|
| Wild garlic, woodruff, ivy, wild strawberry and violets provide the splendorous colour that gives the wood one of its many appealing qualities. |
|
| Thanks to my sweet, sweet husband, we'll be having a weekend of splendorous relaxation in Dana Point. |
|
| Further blessed to experience splendorous life of fulfilment of wealth, which is required to be shared with the fellow beings. |
|
| The humans worship you and invoke you in them to stay stable and splendorous in the world of duality. |
|
| An altar decorated with different flowers with different colours is more splendorous. |
|
| To the ones who follow the path of Grace, the path is divine and splendorous as well. |
|
| The central figure is the mother of God under a splendorous crowned canopy. |
|
| For thousands of years there have been big, splendorous, ceremonious books which explain initiation. |
|
| Change is the golden apple that Aquarian Age offers for successful and splendorous living on Earth. |
|
| The world appeared in splendorous analog: sunlight over trees, duck ponds, children and grandparents feeding birds. |
|
| Writer visits Khomeini's tomb, a large, splendorous place of unusual informality. |
|
| May you be favourably disposed to grant to us chaste food, splendorous wealth, and shining Antahkarana. |
|
| If you wish your life to be splendorous, as splendorous as the Mother, the quality which we have to acquire is receiving to give, not to hold. |
|
| Let your guests offer the perfect gift, tasteful and original and cooperate making your wedding a splendorous day that everyone will enjoy. |
|
| Only few but high-calibre remains of the splendorous design can still be seen today. |
|
| All of them have been motivated by a dynamic and cosmopolitan city, as well as by regions of splendorous nature. |
|
| Islands of Santo Antão, Santiago and Fogo offer exceptional conditions for hiking due to their splendorous and high mountains. |
|
|
|
| Please withdraw your brilliant rays to enable us to experience the beauty of your splendorous form and to realise that I am no other than You. |
|
| I traveled the United States, stopping in splendorous places. |
|
| It was a junk-heap of twisted stumps of palaces and cathedrals, grand hotels and museums that had made up one of the most splendorous cities ever to stand. |
|
| Last Christmas the Donegan family had hundreds of people from all around the country flocking to their home to view their splendorous display of Christmas lights. |
|
| Several buildings remain from this splendorous era. |
|
| Even He feels his existence, when you emerge, and you build a splendorous abode for Him whose outermost boundary is of golden hue: Hiranya Prâkârâm. |
|
| The Cow, the Mother of splendour, the Drink of immortality and the Tree of fulfilment have all emerged at the same time in the creational process and are considered to be most splendorous embodiments of divinity. |
|
| Be it a splendorous and sophisticated shower of confetti or a unique dinner-table decoration, ArtConfetti contains more than 1,200 of the most significant details of masterworks from all eras. |
|
| A plenty of friends, relatives, a healthy body, a splendorous living with family and children, an accommodative house and wealth to serve is considered a plentiful state. |
|
| Take a drive down the splendorous avenues of Palm Jumeira in the United Arab Emirates, where many Afghan leaders park their money, and you can pick out the waterfront villas where they live. |
|
| Then, in the '60s, this splendorous paradise was decapitated by its floundering original owner, the Pennsylvania Railroad, and surrounded by ugly office buildings that were a last, desperate gasp for profitability. |
|
| The original throne, built for the Mughal emperor Shāh Jahān in the early 17th century, was reportedly one of the most splendorous thrones ever made. |
|
