panoply

Even with the full panoply of protection, things can and do go wrong.

Finally, "God has put off his panoply and is at home with us.

"But it was only 100 years later that we began to get a full panoply of political rights" for blacks, he said.

There was the music itself, a panoply of new rhythms and sounds.

A panoply of new weapons, some still under development, were rushed to the gulf.

A real actual god with the whole panoply of divine powers.

Panoply has had record attendances of over 100,000 in 2007, 2008, and 2009.

I am not being lobbied by the police for a greater panoply of weapons.

We had a refreshing nap, then got up about three in the afternoon and put on our panoply.

It was a radiant light in that panoply of black and glitter.

They were barged out to the pavilion with great panoply.

"The panoply of offerings in the city is really uncontested," she said.

After all, the ritual and panoply of the church are extraordinarily seductive.

"We're looking for discussion and debate, to opening up a panoply of activity, almost like the old open classroom."

Then, they would have to adhere to a panoply of codes and guidelines.

Every weekend, the city offers a panoply of stimulating sights.

Nonetheless, it was the panoply of stars that drew his gaze.

She came with her remaining marshals in all their proud panoply of war.

Panoply had disappeared with the old empire, which fell to the republican revolution of 1912.

"For instance, we never wear the whole panoply of Chanel," she said.

They have met with a panoply of top officials, and three members were given a trip to the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

Talk to today's military college students, and you hear a panoply of reasons for their becoming full-time cadets.

Amongst this panoply of women's affairs three men moved purposefully.

For the merest instant, a new star joined the panoply.

He was wearing panoply that had once been rich and burnished, beautiful to see.