Sentence examples for exceptional shaped from inspiring English sources

In particular, Olins and colleagues [30] documented that granulocytes, a class of highly deformable white blood cells having exceptional shaped nuclei (i.e. highly lobulated), are characterized by a remarkable paucity of LINC complex components.

To stay in the overall lead, my legs would have to be in exceptional shape and the favorites would have to avoid going on the attack.

He offered a lot of layering -- a bias-cut silk T-shirt under a long silk gauze dress of no exceptional shape.

All of the runners, who were in their early to mid-20s, were in exceptional shape, with aerobic capacities at or above the 98th percentile for men of their age.

We started calling these 'swirl books' because of their exceptional shape.

And Wilkin, who made his debut for the now-defunct Great Britain side in 2006, says the side are in exceptional shape going into the tournament.

The Queen of Soul's voice is in exceptional shape as she takes on indelible songs by Etta James ("At Last"), Barbra Streisand ("People"), Gladys Knight ("Midnight Train to Georgia"), Gloria Gaynor ("I Will Survive") and others.

Don't juxtapose yourself with someone who has been working out for years, has more money or time to train, or makes a living by being in exceptional shape.

Carney said banknotes had cultural as well as economic value: "By depicting characters on our banknotes, we celebrate those who have advanced British thought, spurred innovation, shown exceptional leadership, shaped this diverse society and forged its common values.

Another is the way that a handful of exceptional women shaped the evolution of Los Angeles not as architects but as strong-willed clients (Ellen Browning Scripps and Alice Lee for Gill Alinee Barnsdall for Wright) and leading critics (not just McCoy but Pauline Schindler and Jean Murray Bangs).

The apparent simplicity of Hussein Chalayan 's collection belied the tour de force created by exceptional cutting, shaping and draping.