Sentence examples for are outstanding from from inspiring English sources
adjective
Prominent or noticeable; standing out from others
This decision, Mr Veil said, was "absolutely definitive .Even if Mr Chirac avoids testifying in the Clearstream investigation, other cases are outstanding from his time as mayor of Paris in 1977-95.
"He's been outstanding from Day 1.
Ms. Borodina had been outstanding from well before this moment.
Also, the radio reception is outstanding from the antenna integrated into the rear glass.
"With that said, these incidents are isolated and our safety record has been outstanding from Day 1".
Childs, playing with a minor hamstring strain, exploded for 25 points and was outstanding from beyond the 3-point arc.
The quality of food is outstanding, from the sparklingly fresh sushi to the perfectly crisp, wafer-thin pizza, straight from the wood-fired oven in the garden.
France were outstanding from the start and two headed goals by Zidane effectively ripped the stuffing out of a bewildered Brazil team.
To come out and see that on the last day I think it was outstanding from Michael and the setup that we tried to do.
His rookie team-mate Carlos Sainz, son of the former rally world champion of the same name, outqualified him 10 to nine, but Verstappen generally raced better and his innate speed and startling confidence were outstanding from the outset.
