This is an annus mirabilis for many reasons.
Nineteen fifty-six should have been the year of great expansion, annus mirabilis, the year of the fiscal "supermac".
Really in some respects this is almost an annus mirabilis in the matter of finance.
He quoted as his annus mirabilis 1944, when, it is true, all three parties agreed on an historic paper on employment and welfare.
However, largely as a result of his dedication and consistency, there is sometimes an annus mirabilis.
The whole country was given the idea that 1953 was a sort of annus mirabilis with everything going up and everything going right.
The phrase "annus mirabilis" translates as wonderful year or year of miracles.
The winter of 181819, though a difficult period for the poet, marked the beginning of his "annus mirabilis" in which he wrote his most mature work.
