Sentence examples for astonishing weekend from inspiring English sources

Investors around the world are waking up to a disquieting series of events on Monday, following an astonishing weekend of activity in the United States.

On another astonishing weekend of Premier League action, Liverpool went five points clear at the top of the table after Sunderland beat their nearest challengers Chelsea, who fell to their first home league defeat under Jose Mourinho.

An embarrassment that might have ended the career of a more conventional candidate somehow morphed into an opportunity for him to show off his resilience — a lesson the nation is still learning about the candidate who emerged triumphant from that one astonishing weekend, one year ago.

The cerulean-skinned warriors of "Avatar" (20th Century Fox) were No. 1 at the North American box office for an astonishing sixth weekend in a row, selling about $36 million in tickets for a new domestic total of $552.8 million.

In fact, with an astonishing opening weekend of £13.22m, including £4.57m in Wednesday/Thursday previews, it seems likely that The Inbetweeners Movie is already reaching beyond the fanbase to an audience that only viewed the three E4 series now and then.

Suddenly, he was a man in demand: there was talk of offers from teams in Russia and Saudi Arabia, while it's safe to say that, barring something astonishing at the weekend, he will remain his adopted nation's most celebrated player for some time.

Deadpool's $265M global opening weekend is astonishing, to say the least.

Perhaps the most astonishing reaction of the weekend, though, was that of New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, whose muscular brand liberalism I generally admire.

The most astonishing result of the weekend saw Aston Villa tonk Sunderland 4-0 away from home.

That round gave Dufner a one-shot lead heading into the weekend at an astonishing nine-under par.

Meanwhile, Senna continues its assault on the all-time documentaries chart, having expanded at the weekend to an astonishing (and presumably unsustainable) 338 screens.