Sentence examples for best specimen from inspiring English sources

There he is in the gym just after dawn, buffing himself into the best specimen possible.

At Harvard, Dudley Sargent pronounced Sandow to be the best specimen of manhood he had ever examined.

"Tom has not seen the best specimen," of Nanotyrranus, he told Science.

He can't estimate the Palauans' brain size yet--the best specimen is still encased in sediment--but he guesses that it will be smaller than that of most humans but not as tiny as the chimp-sized brain of H. floresiensis.

He described Bramall as "[the] best specimen of its class ... its class, in our opinion, is the best ... to be met with in Cheshire".

Comparing the pageant to a livestock competition at a "4-H Club county fair," where animals are judged for their teeth and fleece, and where the best "specimen" gets the blue ribbon, activists crowned a live sheep.

"He may have eaten his best specimens," Dr. Gibbs said.

The best specimens are large, heavy and dark for their variety, with fresh-looking, unbroken rinds.

At harvest time, she takes the best specimens of her crops and dries them.

These athletes are the best specimens the 204 geographic territories have to showcase their biological worth.

The best specimens are said to come from Ratnagiri to the south of the city.