Sentence examples for comers by from inspiring English sources
At the 1981 Traveller Trillion Credit Squadron tournament, a sort of intellectuals' war game, Eurisko defeated all comers by outmaneuvering its rivals' lumbering battleships with a fleet of agile little spacecraft no one else had envisioned.
Most of the class consists of men and women in their mid-forties who've been selected as comers by their companies.
Most of the class consists of men and women in their mid-40s who have been selected as comers by their companies.
(Although the beta and APIs are available by invite only, the company plans to open up participation to all comers by the end of the first quarter).
Other comers, by contrast, are oversure and in evangelism overdrive.
There's no question, Ms. Hayworth is smart, genuine and articulate — she's already being eyed as a comer by the Republican leadership.
Like most future candidates for the job of Chief of Staff, Koster had been earmarked as a "comer" by his fellow-officers since his days at West Point.
It was especially disturbing that the agency accused Ms. Comer — by forwarding the e-mail message — of taking a position on "a subject on which the agency must remain neutral".
Still, the designer more than lived up to his reputation as a men's wear comer by showing a tightly edited array of bombers, Eisenhower jackets, band-collar tunics, bellows-pocket cargos, Confederate caps and greatcoats in oddly skewed colors and in unexpected materials like fine woolen flannel and by lavishing his theatrical urges on the presentation and not the clothes.
In a notoriously jealous art world, where no good deed goes unpunished, the painter Inka Essenhigh enjoyed, then suffered, the inevitable consequences of sudden fame a few years ago, when she was pegged a stylish up-and-comer by the press and her photogenic face was splashed on the pages of glossy magazines.
worked out special financing arrangements with the First National City Bank, to make payment easier for the newsdealer or his sponsoring organization (by law, newsstand licenses in N.Y.C. go first to disabled veterans, then to other handicapped persons, & finally to all comer By the end of the summer there should be 60 or 70 new newsstands on the streets.
