Sentence examples for considerable a from inspiring English sources

The appeal, after all, is considerable: a beach house with ocean view, a lap pool and a guesthouse, and a golf course within putting distance.

The financial rewards for what can masquerade as the most inconsequential of acts are considerable – a no-ball here, a full toss there.

By the end, they add up to something considerable, a book that Amis describes as "both pointed and secretive, both airy and airtight".

The prize is considerable: a debut in the final, just about the perfect preparation for the French Open starting on 22 May.

They have minimised the threat from open-access journals, which seemed considerable a few years ago, in part by buying some of the best ones.

The prize is considerable – a place in next year's Confederations Cup in Brazil alongside the hosts as well as whoever emerges victorious from Euro 2012.

If so, she will not be the only leading lady in the West End this autumn to have transformed herself from a minor television talent into a considerable A-List stage star.

Nothing to do with the length of his nose, which is considerable - a bit ski-jumpy, and as it always is in this overrated play, completely compatible with sexual attraction (in fact isn't there a theory that the length of a nose... ?)...

This is a considerable cognitive achievement for a chicken.

Purchasing a treadmill is a considerable investment.

Ashley Williams proved a considerable barrier.