Sentence examples for admirable piece from inspiring English sources

That admirable piece of declarer play gave the Dutch team plus 1,080 and plus 100 for 15 imps.

Sotheby's was right in comparing the carpet with the admirable piece in the Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, which is twice as long.

The budget is an admirable piece of work which contains many good ideas, from cuts in farm subsidies to an increase in tax credits for childless workers.

The World's critic called it "an admirable piece of fluff" and gossip-monger Walter Winchell gave it his highest accolade as "something to go silly over".

The fridge is hidden in a freestanding cherrywood cabinet, an admirable piece of furniture even without the contents (Lincolnshire chipolatas, juice, cider, eggs, cheese).

In any event, both Peter Singer and The Times demonstrated their discomfort with disabilities in this otherwise admirable piece about the remarkable Harriet McBryde Johnson.

Ms. Uchida's almost overwhelming attention to the dark side of this piece, admirable as it was, had a way of working against itself.

But it has been threaded together with admirable facility, and the piece — staged against a black backdrop that sets off Nicholas Georgiadis's sumptuous red and gold costumes — works surprisingly well.

Probably the most enterprising of the English glassmakers of the period was Benjamin Richardson, of Wordsley near Stourbridge; surviving pieces of this period from the Richardson firm include some admirable painted and engraved pieces as well as crystal wares deeply cut in bold patterns.

There seemed no need to write about Taunton, as Matthew d'Ancona and Padraig Reidy had already taken him to pieces with admirable vigour.

The variety of pieces is admirable but she admits she makes many mistakes and has used more boxes than she can remember.