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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a remarkable summer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a summer that was exceptional or noteworthy in some way.
Example: "This year, we experienced a remarkable summer filled with unforgettable adventures and beautiful weather."
Alternatives: "an extraordinary summer" or "an impressive summer."
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Fix bankers with a hard stare and their swagger soon fades.That suggests the financial and economic ramifications of a remarkable summer have still to work through.
What Brexit effect?" Yes, consumers may have been on a spending spree during a remarkable summer, and London has been awash with tourists on shopping sprees, attracted by the cheap pound.
In what has turned out to be a remarkable summer, I discovered another Oakland, one buried beneath the lurid headlines, one dripping with rich heritage and a mosaic of cultures.
For newspapers, broadcasters and digital media, it has been a remarkable summer.
He said the campaign was "key to the preparation and planning that will help everyone in London to profit from what promises to be a remarkable summer".
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In 1878 Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka traveled overland from Hudson Bay and made the first summer search in the area, returning by a remarkable winter journey to Hudson Bay.
George North has had a remarkable 12 months.
Discuss a remarkable 2012 growing season with neighbors.
Highlights of the show field included a remarkable 1932 Duesenberg buffed to a blinding gleam.
A remarkable 81.52 percent of those eligible turned out to vote.
The peak came in 1989, when the averages number of cars entered was a remarkable 38.81.
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