Sentence examples for fantastic standard from inspiring English sources

Magrudergrind, a trio from Washington, brought a fantastic standard of it: speeding, screaming bullets of songs, squalid and economical two-beat frenzies with quick turns and no bass player.

Even by the fantastic standards of the Iraq war, the scene is bizarre: Gamil, a 45-year-old ex-colonel from an ex-army, stands outside a hostel full of stained mattresses and stunned Iraqis begging a decent Swede not to be dispatched to some remote reindeer-rich refuge.

"Fucking fantastic," was the standard answer.

3. The Evening Standard, whose fantastic journalists we can now publish in i. 4. Improved coverage from around the UK.

Printed on matte light-gray paper at the standard size, Fantastic Man projects a dashing smartness that makes it look not only more mature than glossy style magazines but also more genuinely interested in sartorial points.

"We had a fantastic start and the standard of finishing for the first three goals was exceptional," said a delighted Smith.

Melbourne's limp defeat against Port Adelaide in Alice Springs on Saturday shouldn't detract from what has been by their standards a fantastic start to the season.

But on Tuesday, President Obama gave a State of the Union address that, Cassidy says, was effectively the beginning of his reëlection campaign: I don't think it was a fantastic speech by his standards.

Illa J appears on the record but didn't join the national tour, during which T3 and Young RJ interspersed new material with standards from Fantastic and Detroit Deli.

Beware that human hearing adjusts over time, and if you've been listening to a $10 clock radio (or a fantastic sound system), your standards for what sounds good will have changed.

"It's was not quite the same level as the Magners League, it's semi-professional, but it was a pretty good standard, with some fantastic players.