Sentence examples for a prime specimen from inspiring English sources
A prime specimen is Anja Grebe's huge, heavy The Vatican: All the Paintings (Black Dog & Leventhal).
Eisenberg, on the other hand, is a prime specimen of the sexually unbesmirched overthinker.
If there is such a thing as "the American Dream", Panetta is a prime specimen.
You can get into Baldoria, and it's a prime specimen of a special genre, the Italian-American restaurant.
As a scientist, there are telltale signs that you might have a prime specimen in your midst.
If there is a prime specimen representing general vigor, there is general agreement that it is Exit 8A.
But his status as a prime physical specimen to rival lithe Florence was altered for ever when a bullet shattered his shoulder in an escapade that also saw him witness the horrible death of his best friend.
You'll find this prime specimen – all polished mirror, cut glass, chrome and stainless steel – sparkling in a peaceful corner of Shropshire's "lake district", near Ellesmere.
Kotsko's prime specimen of its creepy fruit is Steve Urkel, the aggressively suspendered jester of the eighties and nineties sitcom "Family Matters".
Shone mentions Thomson, but his prime specimen of the reactionary taste he disdains is Peter Biskind's history of Hollywood in the nineteen-seventies, "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls".
What Mr. Charat has done here, building on the experience of an operation that he studied in Australia, is to ensure that all the bluefin he catches, not just a few, become prime specimens.
