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Meanings of her grace in English
Synonyms
Examples for "grace"
Examples for "grace"
1
They hope so; and they take heart of grace to believe so.
2
We wish that a baby will soon grace your family, Knotgrass said.
3
Still, there was something; the same strange quality; the same forward-springing grace.
4
I hoped to age with that high level of grace and confidence.
5
The debt will run for 11 years with a three-year grace period.
1
One doesn't wish to consume too much of your grace's valuable time.
2
I fear all my luggage was lost on the way, your grace.
3
And your grace's trust shall not in that respect be in vain.
4
Pardon, your grace, but one finds this a harsh way to live.
5
This has been an extraordinary experience, your grace. The manic smile returned.
1
The manager, furthermore, knows his grace period will not stretch on indefinitely.
2
He hasn't spoken with anyone else since Mrs. Lavery told his grace.
3
He had watched his grace while the latter was reading the letter.
4
Joyfully the princes promised this, and thanked the Duke for his grace.
5
He was killed in the war, while serving his grace, your husband.
Usage of her grace in English
1
The papers lauded her grace, her beauty, the magnificence of her costumes.
2
On her wedding day the Princess charmed every one by her grace.
3
He felt her grace and charm and spoke of it, with enthusiasm.
4
This is Margaret Watson, the confidential maid of her grace, Mr. Setter.
5
Then through her grace they all arose like people waking from sleep.
6
But no one has seen her grace, nor can she be found.
7
I should, of course, warn her grace that her ladyship was ill.
8
Queen Barbara, of her grace, had bidden me attend with her ladies.
9
He stood looking at her , noting her grace, her pretty, studied movements.
10
How manie nose gaies did her grace receive at poore women's hands?
11
It must be something dreadful by the look of her grace the Duchess.
12
Altogether it would have been impossible to deny her grace, refinement, and beauty.
13
The Lady Euphrosyne, of her grace, bids you depart in peace.
14
Writers of the nineteenth century went about to rob her of her grace.
15
Yet such was her grace and slenderness that somehow she appeared:
16
I am glad she is in her grace's house and not in mine.'