Sentence examples for exceptional exploits from inspiring English sources

The old Guinness Book of Records was born at the fag-end of empire, and belonged to a new Elizabethan era in which exceptional exploits such as the four-minute mile and the conquest of Everest served as consolations for national decline.

The Census gives us an exceptional opportunity to exploit the climate diversity that characterizes the Chilean territory.

This review is not to be comprehensive, since our point is on exploiting exceptional properties of CNTs toward the development of newfangled sensing materials in the field of electronic engineering.

But while Kirby's exploits were exceptional, his lack of public recognition was not.

"Tell me I'm exceptional, I promise to exploit you".

The shadow Chancellor accused Mr Osborne of cynically exploiting an exceptional case.

Labour, pressure groups and charities accused the Chancellor of demonising claimants and trying to exploit an exceptional case after Philpott was given a minimum 15-year jail sentence for killing six of his children in a fire.

It's a genuinely funny album, too, as Barnett crows: "Tell me I'm exceptional, I promise to exploit you / Give me all your money, and I'll make some origami, honey," on the single Pedestrian at Best.

Emerging trends show that their exceptional properties can be exploited for biomedical applications, especially in drug delivery and tissue engineering.

Here we exploited the exceptional structural and chemical advantages of PNA (an artificial analogue of DNA) to join SWNTs ropes.

This growth has been driven by developments in user industries such as electronics, precision engineering, micro-machining, and metal forming that exploit the exceptional properties of these alloys….