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grace with

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grace something with something
Fig. to adorn something or some place with something, especially a person's presence. The lovely lady graced our home with her presence. The stage was graced with flowers and a few palm trees.
See also: grace


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CAPTION(S): Icon: Princess Grace with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, and (left) with her husband Prince Rainier.
I just screamed and screamed Grace's mum, Kay CAPTION(S): Paradise lost: The beach at the Cuban resort of Cayo Guillermo, where the accident happened' Loving friends: Survivor Isla, left, and Grace in a photo taken three weeks ago' Little angel: Kay says Grace loved to collect fairies' Inseparable: Tragic Grace with her mother, Kay
 
 
 
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