Sentence examples for excelled from from inspiring English sources

He has excelled from the leadoff spot throughout his career.

Over the years they have excelled from being below average to above average.

He did not speak Afrikaans either, but he had already been trained in winemaking and excelled from the start.

Lawrence, though, has excelled from the outset as the Joan of Arc-like heroine, combining a warrior-like steeliness with mischief, vulnerability, tomboyishness and Amazonian glamour.

His business acumen and ethics earned him lifelong friends and business partners, as did his love of golf, at which he excelled from an early age.

He excelled from high school onwards, eventually earning a doctorate at Harvard and becoming, in 1956, the first black head of an all-white history department at a mostly white university, Brooklyn College.

On these, students could excel from more conscientious high school study.

"That's what separates the person who excels from the person who winds up being stagnant," Ms. Aiken says.

Parker is the Tennessee player whose ability to excel from perimeter to post has marked her as the game's next superstar.

"Even if a specific platform excels from a security perspective in one area, it will have gaping security holes in other areas".

He distinguishes "competitive honor," which accrues to people who excel, from "peer honor," which governs relationships among members of an "honor world" who acknowledge a shared code.