Sentence examples for extraordinary overhead from inspiring English sources

One of the symptoms of a life spent on the ballooning circuit is a photo album bulging with extraordinary overhead shots of rhinos submerged in water, cheetahs lurking in trees, elephants playing tag with the balloon's shadow (they hate being caught in the shadow, notes Michel) and cows galloping wildly across hill and glen.

Not only do we have to maintain an extraordinary overhead of staff to submit, resubmit and document around CPT codes, the system robs the physician of any leverage we have with payors.

Turner's fascination with the extraordinary, evanescent architecture overhead, of the "parapets and turrets, batteries and bastions" that the balloonists saw, strikes a chord with us all.

The movie's extraordinary visual imagery includes overhead shots of Turin, which resembles a mazelike grid from which any escape would seem miraculous.

Though he knew that staying outdoors put him at risk of blindness, he kept painting because artistic instinct murmured to him that the cloud wafting overhead was extraordinary and he wanted to capture it on canvas.

There are four or five helicopters flying overhead and an extraordinary number of police and gendarmes".

There are four or five helicopters flying overhead and an extraordinary number of police and gendarmes," one resident, Gregory, told French TV.

Danny Wallace's acrobatic overhead kick was an extraordinary piece of skill, one that left me open-mouthed in wonder as I sat and watched the live Friday night coverage on BBC1.

In the ionograms, the overhead reflections for ordinary and extraordinary waves are red and green, respectively.

Given those two options, it's clear why a hybrid AI/machine learning model is the holy grail for several verticals — replicating the level of personalized service while minimizing overhead labor costs and maintaining extraordinary software-level gross margins.

With powerful overheads and serves, combined with extraordinary control, Wills soon dominated women's tennis; from 1926 until 1932 she did not lose a set in singles play.