Sentence examples for are specials from inspiring English sources
adjective
Distinguished by a unique or unusual quality.
- A special episode of a television series
Most fish dishes are specials, recited without prices, which are high.
Double rooms start at $295, but there are specials as low as $171, including breakfast and parking.
After that first tier of regular prices are specials, which last a month rather than a day or a few hours.
But those who crave grilled meat will find the recitation worthwhile; some of the best, and most expensive, dishes are specials.
The heads of such cultural centers as the Vienna Opera and the Buenos Aires Theater are "specials," along with Helen Hayes and Gregory Peck.
Occasionally, there are specials: a Buffalo-chicken sandwich was exactly what it sounded like — something a nineteen-year-old might concoct in a college dining hall — and just as satisfying, for about eight dollars.
Prime numbers are special.
Then there are special orders.
Lunar eclipses are special events.
Salamander people are special people.
