Sentence examples for extraordinarily a from inspiring English sources

Rebels already control Yemen's state TV station, which has issued extraordinarily a public appeal for President Hadi's capture and offered a bounty of nearly $100,000 £67,0000).

Extraordinarily, a still extant 14th-­century edict determines that any whale, dolphin, sturgeon or porpoise washed on to English shores is the property of the monarch, a relic of an age when a whale represented great wealth.

He opened, dauntingly, with the Szene aus Faust, a setting of the church scene from Goethe's play, effectively a one-man mini-opera, in which the singer has to impersonate Mephistopheles, Gretchen and, most extraordinarily, a choir singing the Dies Irae.

Gwyneth Paltrow, extraordinarily, provides a useful lesson on this point.

"I think she was paid an extraordinarily large sum with an extraordinarily large increase," he said.

That's an extraordinarily good investment in an uncertain world.

It takes an extraordinarily long time to build a culture.

She is a proud and an extraordinarily grounded young woman.

These courses were a challenge and an extraordinarily rewarding experience.

"We have an extraordinarily diverse base of customers and an extraordinarily diverse base of associates".

Yet yields remain extraordinarily low on a historical basis.