Sentence examples for astonishingly when from inspiring English sources
Her reward came, astonishingly, when she was made British Press Awards Health Writer of the Year 2002.
Astonishingly, when it comes to investment banks, three-quarters of graduate jobs are taken by applicants who have already spent time with the company.
Astonishingly, when he died in 1994, four ex-presidents (Ford, Carter, Reagan and Bush) turned out, the nation mourned and Nixon was forgiven.
Astonishingly, when American citizens demand that immigration laws be enforced, many of these illegals (recently in Hempstead) organize demonstrations demanding their "rights" and crying "racism".
Astonishingly, when the Congressional Budget Office recently lowered its forecast of future deficits, many voices on the left claimed that the problem had been overblown by "austerity scaremongers" (that's us).
Astonishingly, when Mr. Jackman sat down for a conversation a few weeks before closing, he had not missed even one of those performances, a feat that gave him, he said, a masochistic thrill but had also taken its toll.
"That is astonishingly high when you consider that most Americans struggle to name their own representative to Congress," he said.
Radio is astonishingly heartening when it can do such things, express what we're feeling and let us in at the same time.
Some of today's most celebrated figures were indeed astonishingly young when they got going: Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Michael Dell all dropped out of college to start their businesses, and the founders of Google and Facebook were still students when they launched theirs.
My other half's tuna-stuffed tomato with cucumber tartare looked incredible, but at 210 calories it was positively belt-busting by comparison, though still astonishingly low when considered alongside a regular restaurant starter.
He has also been astonishingly astute when it comes to defamation suits – to the tune of about £3m, "though most of it went to the lawyers". Galloway's houses in Portugal and south London were largely paid for by newspapers unwise enough to provoke him, and he has never lost a libel case.
