Sentence examples for a remarkable weekend from inspiring English sources

Wallace, who has been filling in for the injured Steve Park in the Chevrolet Park drove to victory here in February, had a remarkable weekend.

If you were rating the weekend by the number of times you looked at the sports news and said, "No way!" it was a truly remarkable weekend.

A new spring season of remarkable weekend concerts, film programs and educational programming opened Friday night and will stretch into June; in October SF Jazz will stage its concentrated two-week festival.

Wales acted on the basis that victory alone would not have been enough, not unreasonably given that France had not beaten one of the top three since the last World Cup and Scotland had done so only once, and their second-half spree set the tone for probably the most remarkable weekend in the 16-season history of the Six Nations.

What a remarkable Premier League weekend.

The United States' government's advice isn't especially encouraging: In a remarkable speech over the weekend, Secretary of Health and Human Services Michael Leavitt recommended that Americans start storing canned tuna and powdered milk under their beds as the prospect of a deadly bird flu outbreak approaches the United States.

KIRSTEN JORDAN of Rye High School accomplished a remarkable racewalking double two weekends ago.

Alejandro González Iñárritu's grim frontiersman tale scored a remarkable $38m in its first weekend on wide release, only just behind The Force Awakens' $41.6m at No 1.

Night after night, and sometimes at weekend matinees, a remarkable experiment in democracy is unfolding across New Jersey, and the unlikely star of this one-man display in political masochism is Mr. Corzine, who was a very successful bond trader at Goldman Sachs before becoming its co-chairman.

I recently returned from a remarkable and different kind of weekend.

The Roman Catholic Synod of Bishops that ended over the weekend was a remarkable exercise in transparency, with liberal and conservative prelates openly sparring over whether the church should adopt a more welcoming approach to gays and to Catholics who divorced and remarried.