Recognising this, he chose to arrive in midwinter when Venice is cold, wet and magnificently, beautifully bleak. |
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Now that I'm officially old I'll have to settle down, buy a pair of sensible shoes and get something magnificently practical like a winch. |
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Last night, this thankless task fell to Richard Wilson, who coped magnificently as one would expect. |
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One of the most promising things about this latest outing is the fact that three people made their acting debuts and performed magnificently. |
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Despite these magnificently illuminated codices, by the end of the Middle Ages, illustrated bibles had become a rarity. |
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The browns and the tiger trout were magnificently marked and all fish were fin perfect. |
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The magnificently unbiddable Labour MP points out that the he may be the gangster's friend. |
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The root is so magnificently ugly with its rough textured black hide that it makes a fabulous conversation piece. |
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History, however, has stripped Bach's music of any whiff of temporal unfashionableness and revealed, magnificently, its genius. |
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To tourists untainted with even the most superficial knowledge of history, Tuscany lives up magnificently to the hype. |
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A band blows solemn notes as two riders on magnificently caparisoned horses trot to the president's box, salute, and trot back to raucous cheers. |
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A lead point was magnificently secured by Dwayne Kavanagh five minutes from the end after he bulled through and shot from 50 yards. |
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The New England autumn setting is magnificently rendered with bright fall colors and deep midnight blues and blacks. |
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It was a mighty Renaissance palace, magnificently remodeled in baroque style for the future Frederick I of Prussia. |
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He played magnificently, but he made one bad decision to go for a field goal, had his effort blocked, and lost possession. |
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The children and parents and staff have responded magnificently to the challenges set by the report. |
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The sight of the massive queue must have been daunting, but you dealt with the situation magnificently. |
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The correlation works magnificently, as does the large ensemble of young actors, musicians and technicians from all over Western Canada. |
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Both soloists and choir rise magnificently to the occasion, delivering performances that are grandiose yet saturated with a humanity. |
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This book magnificently fulfills the longstanding need for a comprehensive reference on this iron deposit famous for its rare minerals. |
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Her dove-grey gown with a magnificently fitted bodice and stunning choker absolutely belongs in this category. |
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Four months later, he boxed magnificently in the New York rematch, even after one of his eyes was closed in the 12th round. |
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Our requests were answered almost immediately as a condor soared magnificently over our heads at the second pass. |
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These fossilized inclusions are preserved magnificently, quite unscratched. |
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He succeeds magnificently, throwing abundant light where there has been far too much heat. |
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If we remember those times and places where people have behaved magnificently, this gives us the energy to act. |
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Apart from the squared off potholes, the view on both sides was magnificently paintable. |
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His voice may not be as pure as it once was, nor soar quite so magnificently, but it is still wonderfully hypnotic. |
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The Scotswoman swam magnificently to finish in 1 minute 22.2 seconds, just an agonising fifth of a second behind the winner. |
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You have to say we have done magnificently to be lying eighth in a very competitive league. |
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There was a lot of pressure on the boy, partly self-induced, but he responded magnificently. |
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The Virgin Mary looms up magnificently within a meticulously rendered Gothic nave. |
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The music takes the energy of punk into magnificently artful places, and the lyrics are often superb. |
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Maybe AOL just needs to keep rightsizing itself until the unit is small enough that everyone believes there is just one agenda and they deliver magnificently on it. |
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Several countries have succeeded magnificently in boosting enrolments and lengthening the duration of schooling. |
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You will be magnificently welcomed and will be invited to taste samples of nougat each one more delicious than the other. |
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As I entered our magnificently appointed multi-storey office development this morning, I caught sight of a box behind our oddly proportioned security guard. |
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You magnificently made the turn of your weapon, it thus remains little to say some. |
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Some on the island have always thought of Stanford as a freebooter who has prospered magnificently on their shores. |
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What Warhol gives us is magnificently imponderable, as normal things are in the world. |
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Every day the ship carefully navigated through the channels of blue icebergs, some as large as aircraft carriers, some smaller chunks of the most magnificently formed shapes. |
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A minute later, a Flynn piledriver was magnificently stopped by Damien Quinn but this time Eoin McGrath made no mistake from the rebound as he smashed the ball to the net. |
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Some digital effects are used magnificently, when filmmakers don't forget their movies had better have some soul as well as all that visual glitter and glam. |
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The movie is divinely set, costumed, and scored, and magnificently edited. |
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They are the icing on an already magnificently presented dessert. |
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In this film, the porcelain beauty of an incredibly attractive and unimaginably young Joan Crawford matches Chaney's angry armless antagonist magnificently. |
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To the west, full-height sliding glass panels provide splendid views and scents of the landscape, magnificently expanding the compressed living spaces. |
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The tree planted by Abraham ramified magnificently, but the fate of all trees is death. |
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Liar-liar works magnificently against the TV rookie, the minor-league humanities professor blinking into the camera from a remote studio in the Midwest. |
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Handel or his librettist found the story in Plutarch's chronicles of Roman notabilities, which had been magnificently Englished, in the 17th century, by Sir Thomas North. |
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It's therefore tempting to conclude that Harley must have used up of all his remaining creativity and originality on this one magnificently splenetic piece of pop genius. |
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Security wall and night watchman, magnificently arranged in a tropical garden by our Master-landscape designer. |
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But in other respects it is a marvellously readable, magnificently sweeping survey of Western thought, distinctive for placing it informatively into its historical context. |
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Anderson captures the coal-black essence of the film magnificently. |
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Today, the magnificently restored site keeps in store a multitude of surprises for whoever crosses the threshold of the donjon's vaulted door. |
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Then McQueen, who can come across as quite intense and dour, magnificently, jumped up and down. |
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Burnside, the magnificently bewhiskered Indiana native, proved a better judge of his abilities than did the president. |
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Ikonika played a magnificently aggressive set of revved-up hyperdub, a blitz of drumbeats. |
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Tell that to the nearby pandas, happily ensconced with their bamboo, magnificently ignoring everything. |
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A mind-blowing wine massive yet forward and charming. This wine should age magnificently well. |
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They are quite likely to see right through you and your feckless ways, like Saffy in Absolutely Fabulous withering Edina and Patsy with her magnificently polished disdain. |
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A great shot, magnificently saved, which deflated the English crowd. |
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The marquise soon ended the suspense by attending the queen and appearing at court functions more highly rouged and magnificently arrayed than ever. |
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The magnificently jumbled and cluttered centre of the Old Town provides Altea with a special charm. |
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These works part translation, part transformation magnificently reenergize classic texts with Hughes's own imaginative powers and preoccupations. |
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We need to recognise that we've created something magnificently compelling and pleasurable in video games – and that's a wonderful thing. |
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He kept absolutely magnificently on a challenging wicket, took the ball really well and made things look easy. |
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If Yash Chopra's heroes were handsome fighter pilots or brooding poets, then his heroines were magnificently groomed in their chiffon saris. |
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He was a magnificently fiscally prudent chap in addition to all his other virtues. |
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It has to be conceded that the EU has already aided, I would say quite magnificently, the development of poor countries. |
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You are burdened with an enormous responsibility, and I am pleased to report that you are meeting the challenge magnificently. |
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It unites countries and regions in what is magnificently embodied in and developed by the Olympic movement and Olympic principles. |
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Detailed and magnificently illustrated this is a basic handbook for everyone wishing to reveal the secrets of the ancient civilizations. |
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It ended, magnificently, in a shoot-out between the women in a fairground hall of mirrors. |
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Its magnificently preserved main square was created around its Gothic cathedral, listed in the UNESCO world heritage. |
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But Let England Shake is magnificently ambivalent about her own native soil. |
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We also toured the cod farms that are just starting up, located in magnificently clean waters, with no pollution. |
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After the Thirty Years' War, the town was magnificently rebuilt in the Baroque style. |
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Still others were magnificently embroidered with birds. |
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Whereupon they shut up shop magnificently. |
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Our walks, tete-a-tete, on the outside of the city, where I magnificently spent eight or ten sous in each guinguette. |
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The Roman concrete has remained a riddle, and even after more than 2,000 years some Roman structures still stand magnificently. |
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It was renamed Palazzo Ducale and magnificently rebuilt in the 16th century. |
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Meanwhile, at Thetis' request, Hephaestus fashions a new set of armor for Achilles, including a magnificently wrought shield. |
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On top of his role as a Middle East peacemonger, Mr Blair has magnificently paid jobs with a bank and an insurance firm, speaking gigs that are almost as lucrative and a mega-deal for his memoirs. |
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We have completed our look at the first floor area and now we'll follow the crowd to the building's second floor and the magnificently restored 400-seat auditorium. |
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She accomplishes the ornamentation with ease, and she proves magnificently that vocal bravura can work hand in glove with variety of color and expression. |
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The energetic signals of these seasonal labour pains pulsate through our company and each and every one of us, protecting us magnificently from becoming addled. |
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We get long stretches of suburban Bergman: scene after scene of the Wheelers raging at each other magnificently but so repetitively that you want to get up and make excuses about not keeping the babysitter waiting. |
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Jonny Bairstow magnificently answered a question that wasn't being asked but Joe Root and Nick Compton failed to give any clues to a far more pressing poser. |
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The ultimate thrust of a strange, beautiful, moving spectacle where the flamenco is audaciously taken out of context and magnificently interpreted, and whose relative brevity, like that of life itself is what we most regret. |
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I want to say that I certainly hope these two young men apply to my law school-I'm going to be handing out my card here-because I think they're acquitting themselves so magnificently today. |
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He magnificently led the religious procession from Athens to Eleusis, thus atoning for, or giving the lie to, his alleged impiety in 415 when he was held to have joined in profaning the Sacred Mysteries. |
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They are people linked only by memory, and the writing opens out magnificently to incorporate and memorialize that memory: Dan was a year younger than Constance, fifteen months. |
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At Mallett of London, one show-stopper is a small English roll-top desk of satinwood and mahogany, graceful in shape and magnificently inlaid with marquetry. |
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Its engine sounds magnificently crisp and rich, but the evenness of its vast power delivery makes even the searing 4.1-second 0-62mph time seem less dramatic than it should. |
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Above all, he left the magnificently sprawling notebooks in which he recorded almost minute by minute his insights, raptures, conversations, longings and opium-tinctured dreams. |
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The smokestacks of factories billow pollution into the ethereal, magnificently rendered atmosphere – Seurat seems to paint every molecule of oxygen and smoke – but here on the riverside is a moment of timeless summer peace. |
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Melchor Cano's thoughts on this matter magnificently illustrate this eclectic and reformist spirit. |
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God gave them the grace to assist them so charitably and so magnificently. |
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Amy Adams worked the sideboob magnificently as a broad in American Hustle and apparently she liked the look so much she decided to stick with it for the awards season. |
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The Bloc Québécois expresses its great pride in the recipients who magnificently showcase Quebec culture and wishes a long and successful life to Quebec creators and artisans. |
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Starting in the late 19th century, the publication of a series of magnificently illustrated promotional items taught Canadians and foreigners alike about the Canadian West, now accessible by the CPR line. |
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At Froidbermont, an ancient stately manor farm, magnificently restored. |
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We do something magnificently old and historic when we speak Czech. |
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The lavender, whose first quality is to smell magnificently good, is appreciated all over the world, but its true native land is the South of France. |
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Spader is magnificently sinister as the slightly bloated, cold fish who causes problems for both the good guys and the villains. |
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In between the two ports are the Forte Filippo fortress, dating back to the period of Spanish rule, and the magnificently charming Passionist Convent. |
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They were the Moving Image Centre, magnificently sited on Sydney Harbour by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp, and the Swiss Re Tower in the City of London by Foster and Partners. |
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Within it lies a magnificently inscribed and illuminated First World War Roll of Honour designed by Sidney Meteyard of the Birmingham Central School of Art. |
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The people had stared in awe at the magnificently colored flame tree. |
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