Sentence examples for admirable summer from inspiring English sources

These were the turtles that adorned the round fountain at the Boat Basin (now the site of the admirable summer Boat Basin Cafe).

But that merely makes her calm, mostly endorsed by other politicians, the more admirable yesterday.

This was strikingly underlined by the failure of Camille Pissarro's admirable winter landscape "Effet de neige à Montfoucault".

From Richard Rovere's admirable 1959 "Senator Joe McCarthy" onward, very many books about the era and its protagonist have appeared.

Our results are admirable – this year 92% of our students achieved five or more A* to C grades at GCSE.

"In fact, they were analysed in considerable depth, not just in my own 2007 biography but in Janet Morgan's admirable 1984 Agatha Christie.

Barker's admirable 1990s trilogy, Regeneration, The Eye in the Door and The Ghost Road, was set in the Craiglockhart hospital for the treatment of traumatised soldiers, at the front and in wartime London, and had the war poets Sassoon, Owen, Graves and the neurologist Dr Rivers as its central "fictional" characters.

From 1575, in Paris, Palissy gave public lectures on natural history, which, published as Discours admirables (1580; Admirable Discourses), became extremely popular, revealing him as a writer and scientist, a creator of modern agronomy, and a pioneer of the experimental method, with scientific views generally more advanced than those of his contemporaries.

Richard had a successful career as an author researching and publishing a variety of books including the biographies 'The Admirable Urquhart' (1975), and 'Osbert: a Portrait of Osbert Lancaster' (1989).

South Korea showed admirable restraint earlier this year when the North Koreans torpedoed and sank a South Korean warship, killing 46 sailors.

During the Obama years, nostalgia might have seemed harmless, even admirable, but today it feels like a troubled and doubtful impulse.