Sentence examples for a feat at from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the feat is barely a feat at all.

In Japan, stingless bees are being cultivated to pollinate greenhouses, a feat at which they excel.

She became class joker, captain of the basketball team (a feat, at 5ft 3in) and, although she missed the head girl top spot, she was deputy.

Now merely getting out of his hospital bed and breathing deeply is a feat, at this point an excruciatingly painful one.

Mr. Rockwell was particularly enthusiastic about the low-flow toilets and urinals, which use even less water than the standard low-flow variety, without the usual clogging — quite a feat at a busy restaurant.

Tsonga had come from two sets down to beat Federer in the last eight at the All England Club earlier this year, the only player to manage such a feat at a grand slam, but in truth a repeat never looked on the cards in the night session on Arthur Ashe Stadium.

The city, he said, needs to identify $8 million a year in recurring savings over the next decade, a difficult feat at a time when the city's facing a $1-million 1-million strecurringdeficit.

Intermediate School 318 in Brooklyn pulled off a remarkable feat at a national chess championship in Florida last weekend.

It was the fifth time such a feat occurred at Coors Field.

Taking records of political trials was a feat committed at the risk of one's freedom, with hasty shorthand typewritten and smuggled out for publication abroad.

But before Jackson's success with "Thriller," his 1979 album, "Off the Wall," was already a hit, with four top-12 singles, a feat surpassed at the time only by "A Song For You" by the Carpenters.