Sentence examples for a very spectacular from inspiring English sources

Yet the comet travels with a train of attendants, and these can sometimes put on a very spectacular show indeed.

"It's a very spectacular site, incredibly well preserved, which is why it's so important; it's a whole 18th century town.

"It's not a very spectacular plant, but it's interesting nevertheless and a welcome addition to our alpine flora," he said.

Then in 1993, we decided, "Let's edge our way up to a very spectacular set of badlands at the foot of these mountains".

"I don't think it was a very spectacular start to the season," he said, referring to the whole team, "but that never happens anyway.

Billy's fame, he says, is a twentieth century creation, generated largely after Walter Noble Burns's 1926 best-selling "Saga of Billy the Kid" was serialised in the Saturday Evening Post and turned into a film.But why has Billy, who died at 21 and wasn't a very spectacular criminal, enjoyed such enduring affection?

Even so, says Green's former adviser Timothy Gowers at Cambridge University, who received the 1998 Fields Medal, mathematics' equivalent of the Nobel Prize, for work on related problems, "it's a very, very spectacular achievement".

I wouldn't underestimate what he can give to the team, he has a profile that can be very spectacular".

Therefore, it was a very difficult game and very spectacular.

Most unique were the thank-you gifts to the guests as they left after the very spectacular evening — a Razor scooter, compliments of the Razor company, which is owned by Mary Blodgett and husband Carlton Calvin.

"They are very spectacular and could be a way to get material from the interior of the comet to analyse".