Behind Atrus there was the gracing of the stone as the wall slid back into place.

"To what purpose then is the gracing of our ships," said Aldarion, "if they are to sail to no shores, and may seek nothing not seen before?"

For the better gracing of this place at the high festival, the majestic old soul had adorned herself with a cap, calculated to inspire the thoughtless with sentiments of awe.

To the date of the masque, their promotion of Villiers has not been enormously successful; Mercury Vindicated was staged, at least in the estimation of some contemporaries, with the "principal motive" of "the gracing of young Villiers and to bring him on the stage."

Sometimes she is associated with or counted as one of the Graces.

But the Graces' flight didn't just take them to the mountain and back again.

Verily that he would give me one of the younger Graces.

They had sat together on the other scaffolding and watched the Graces dance.

I reached out to touch the hair of one of the young Graces.

"Graces" was a more appropriate term, the young monk decided there and then.

"Your Graces were no doubt right to do so.

In 1634 the campaign to secure "The Graces" came to a head.

The Graces idealistic outlook has never stood in the way of prosperity.

They all looked the same-like ajar full of little Graces.

God give your Graces both A happy and a joyful time of day!

The subject is the Three Graces in a gold mounting.

The Graces did not play in this game.

Ah, and she was beautiful and lovely as one of the Graces.

The unity of the Graces is one of the piece's main themes.

Your Graces find me here part of housewife; I would be all, against the worst may happen.

The sisters' beauty and accomplishments led to them being called the "Three Graces".

Along the walls, several famous statues are shown including the Three Graces.

The Graces are positioned in a row, all frontally oriented.

The image depicts three of the Graces of classical mythology.

To the Graces it is not permissible to offer a goat or a pig."

"You were right in Final Graces," he labored, breath short.

Three Graces' debut album release date was March 4, 2008.

The Game of Graces was a popular activity for young girls during the early 1800s.

They looked like dozens of little Graces.

If that could be graced with the name of plan.

The windows have graced some of the schools since 1917.

This was the second time that she has graced the cover.

She was also the first one who graced him with a smile.

"It has been a long time since a woman graced my home."

Over the years there were times when only one or two of the friends graced the box.

He graced our lives with his friendship for over 50 years.

The third were the photographs that graced every free wall.

On our last full day, the wind graced us with its 15-knot presence for hours.

Beginning in 1984, from 20 years of age to a mature 36, she graced five.

Every other item that had once graced it was gone.

She was gracing a platform again the other day, I hear.

Not so much as a photograph of wife, child, or dog graced the desk.

Even if you had no money, people still felt your life was graced by art."

He's the most antisocial man who ever graced our little community.

And how honored I am to be graced with your presence.

She'd come on to him all through football season, finally he'd graced her with a date.

The story was, it graced the living room of a shared flat.

Also, she has graced the cover of Flare in 1999.

He graced many of our events with his distinguished presence.

"And why have you graced us with your presence now?

She graced our building and will be greatly missed by all of us at 480.

She was soon graced with a full view of Kevin's lean, young body.

I quite enjoyed her compared to some of the other students that graced our door.

His gaze moved to the chair that graced the other side of the table.