Sentence examples for exquisite job from inspiring English sources

Cerys Matthews does an exquisite job of deputising for Nina Persson on "Your Love Alone Is Not Enough".

Kevin Lima's Enchanted (2007) did an exquisite job of mocking this classic fairy tale, and we're now used to a more sophisticated and arch type of animation.

Mr. Mallaby does an exquisite job going beyond these two versions of the Greenspan narrative and taking the reader inside the complicated mind of a man who may have had one of the largest ever influences over our economy.

Woody Allen's new film, Midnight in Paris, does an exquisite job of making nostalgia-heavy visions of past glory come to life.

The palace no longer stands (the earthquake all but destroyed it, and the revolution finished the job) but the exquisite view remains.

The three-tone paint job daubed on in exquisite Victorian pastels.

The bell jar remains on the dining room table, where its only job is to look exquisite.

The blog Paris By Mouth has done an excellent job cataloging Paris' many exquisite versions of the buche de noel.

That day job seemed startling when his exquisite first novel, "The Death of Vishnu," appeared seven years ago.

Gloucester enjoyed early territorial supremacy and that pressure was rewarded when Burns floated an exquisite pass to Tindall, who had the simple job of finishing off.

In Knocked Up, he had to get a day job and his own apartment before an exquisite blonde fell for him.