Sentence examples for extraordinary exploits from inspiring English sources

Neal's reputation preceded him: in Off the Road, Carolyn writes of the "extraordinary exploits" Tomson told her about.

He finds out about the extraordinary exploits of Belgian trainspotters who spied on enemy rail movements, and hears how the end of the war also marked the decline of the railways.

ALMOST is this case means he did not take the ball from his keeper every match to score goals but that he carried the team to glory with his extraordinary exploits.

ALMOST is this case means he did not take the ball from his keeper every match to score goals but that he carried the team to glory with his extraordinary exploits". Argentina did not have a Brazil 1970 side, but it was not a side full of average players + Maradona.

For a brief time, then, it looked as if the Monaco Grand Prix, the 70th in this city-state, would be a historic edition — although it already was, with Schumacher's extraordinary exploit.

Think of it as the difference between a humble deed and an extraordinary exploit.

I had heard several stories of Lieber's extraordinary diagnostic exploits in that role.

Prof. Farhat (Saudi Arabia) presented a novel device that exploits extraordinary properties of graphene to efficiently couple phonons to light, with potentially enormous implications in biosensing.

Duveen showed extraordinary skill in exploiting this taste.

But what is striking is how company directors have begun to use loans, particularly from their pension schemes, to exploit extraordinary loopholes in the tax system.

The diehards are now keen to exploit extraordinary circumstances as widely as possible to filibuster any conservative judges Mr Bush nominates.However, obstructionism looks as dangerous for the Democrats as over-reach is for the Republicans.