Sentence examples for best apart from inspiring English sources

His 1996 production of Verdi's Don Carlos at Covent Garden was grand opera at its best: apart from Bernard Haitink's conducting and the sumptuous singing from a cast that included Karita Mattila, I have never forgotten the way that Bondy brought out the emotional intensity of the relationship between Roberto Alagna's Don Carlos and Thomas Hampson's Marquis of Posa.

It drives his farcical plots, informs his arch, hilarious dialogue and sets his best characters apart.

Clinton's best line (apart from "Whew, OK!"): "I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate.

One of the aspects that sets Gerwig's best films apart is their admirable lack of fairytale endings.

These assimilations illustrate a universal tendency of vowel interaction and are of relatively recent origin; they are best held apart from the question of vowel harmony.

It enabled George to concentrate for most of two decades on the copywriting and consultancy he did best and, apart from playing and watching cricket, enjoyed most.

A balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals is your best bet, apart from praying that Maurice from accounts will have learnt to cover his nose when he sneezes this year.

His best known, apart from his "living portraits" of artists at work, are What Mozart Saw On Mulberry Street (with Joseph Cornell in 1956), Shoot the Moon (with Red Grooms, 1962) and In Bed (with Kenneth Koch, 1998).

Although Texaco has soured on its experience with retail marketing in America and in Britain, Shell is now trying to leverage its strong retail brand by selling natural gas directly to households in Georgia.BP Amoco has long taken the opposite tack, arguing that the businesses of oil and electricity distribution are best kept apart.

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It's the ability to overlay the old and new data sets to spot surprising trends that will set the best traders apart.