Sentence examples for est of from inspiring English sources
If not quite stereotypical, these Leigh 'types' are certainly drawn in the broad est of brush strokes.
My suggestion is to walk him and then him to run the bases and hope he's too tired to pitch the est of the game.
To his synagogue on the Lower East Side came the great est of Jewish leaders and the most humble of worshipers.
The Legislature held that "the ab sence of adequate day‐care fa cilities is contrary to the inter est of the people of the state," he said.
WASHINGTON, Jan . 3— Tests of a fishnetlike restraining device have aroused the inter est of Federal safety experts concerned about miscarriages in automobile crashes.
A conjugate numerical fluid flow and heat transfer method was first validated and then used to characterize the Est of a tube-in-tank design.
Inland for suburban estates, plum-est of which is east of Blackpool Road.
It is the fall-est of fall music.
10/10 U - The cutesy-est of vowelage, and the vowel most prone to misuse in appalling millennial text shorthand.
Unaltered, brown might as well be plain vanilla, the blah-est of moods, the Charlie Brownest of the ordinary.
There was nothing equivocal or compromising: It was the haute-est of couture.
