Sentence examples for astounding play from inspiring English sources

And with a half-century of baseball under his belt, Berkow describes "the most astounding play I've ever seen," but it's not a "Sports Center moment.

He took the first set 6-4, and the next two by the same score, but it's not Kyrgios's intermittently astounding play and point creation that any of the few thousand people in the stands will remember.

Derek Jeter lunged to intercept the ball, an astounding play that had those watching it thinking that Jeter might be able to throw out Clark at second -- which he did, with second baseman Jose Vizcaino stretching at the bag, like a first baseman, to make the catch.

In July, Harvard scientists used a gene-editing technology first developed in 2013 to programme bacteria to do something astounding: play back an animation of a galloping horse.

Stretching this segue way past the laws of physics, last week, just across the street from the University of Southern California (known for its marching band, which played on "Tusk"), the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles -- an astounding place -- played host to an elegant, educational, and intermittently terrifying Walking With Dinosaurs launch event.

Perhaps the most baffling omission is any appreciation of its subject's astounding, trailblazing playing of the bass guitar.

There are also countless astounding scoring plays from high school football games, international soccer matches, and other athletic events.

Now, one of the city's celebrated sons has played a vital supporting role in perhaps the most astounding tale ever played out on the English football stage.

Their mobilisation on social media has been astounding, and apparently played no small role in Fillon's surprise emergence this month.

But suddenly, as the first section dissolved into the second by way of an astounding cello cadenza (played by the Nathan Vickery), we aurally high-tailed it out of Argentina and landed at Ben Gurion Airport.

The exhibition, traces the history of the real war horses through centuries of army life, interweaving it with the book, Handspring's astounding puppets from the play, and images from the Spielberg film.