Sentence examples similar to exceptional stand-ins from inspiring English sources
Mary Testa and Jackie Hoffman, both exceptional, play Melpomene and Calliope, Kira's fellow-muses and ugly sisters; they are the perfect stand-ins for every form of stunted lasciviousness.
The former Croatia manager would have been frustrated by the failure to secure a first group win and by the exceptional keeping of stand-in skipper Lloris.
"Transitional," on the other hand, defines a particular situation, an exceptional and limited moment that stands in contrast to the universal goal.
We concluded with a stop at Millennium Park which is adjacent to the Art Institute of Chicago and stood in awe of all the exceptional sculpture.
Singer Sandie Shaw remembers how Dusty stood in for her during a performance of Always Something There To Remind Me and admires her exceptional taste in songs.
The fountains stand in an eight-acre paved plaza, filled with 415 trees: they are all the same size, which required an exceptional effort of selecting and nurturing.
The men at Loy Karez were exceptional in making a stand at all.
Exceptional father-in-law to Peter.
There was something exceptional, certainly in Eisenach".
Exceptional sister-in-law to Rose.
