Sentence examples for for the extraordinary work from inspiring English sources

Domenicali paid tribute to Massa in a statement, saying: "I want to thank Felipe with all my heart, on behalf of our fans around the world, for the extraordinary work he has done for the team in all these years.

And I want to pay tribute to all those professionals in our own security and intelligence agencies and Armed Forces for the extraordinary work they do on behalf of our country.

Sanders later reveals more to reporters: I conveyed to him my great admiration for the extraordinary work that he is doing all over the world in demanding that morality be part of our economy.

The President expressed his personal appreciation to the group members for the extraordinary work that went into producing this comprehensive and high quality report, and outlined for the group how he intends to utilize their work.

Rolls has had terrible relations with the City for years, with Rose effectively turning his nose up at those in London who had little understanding for the extraordinary work his staff were doing at its factory in Derby.

"Chernomyrdin turned out to be the strongest, most effective and flexible bridge for the extraordinary work of our generation: raising and building a new Russia from the ruins of the totalitarian Soviet system," said Gennadi E. Burbulis, a former Yeltsin adviser and deputy in Russia's lower house of Parliament.

CNN has been considering a change on Sunday for some time, largely because of the extraordinary work load Mr. Blitzer has taken on over the last several years.

Images of the violence will inevitably overshadow the tournament, for all the extraordinary work that Equatorial Guinea had done in putting the tournament on.

As a Strauss enthusiast, I have often struggled to find the right critical frame for the extraordinary works that the composer wrote in the wake of the humiliation of 1935: the mythological operas "Daphne" and "Die Liebe der Danae," the eighteenth-century conversation piece "Capriccio," the "Metamorphosen" for strings.

Mason's new piece is certainly singular, though perhaps not as strikingly effective as Meld, the extraordinary work Mason composed for the Royal Albert Hall which was first performed at the Proms two summers ago.

Rather than turning his designs over to a publisher, he created his own printmaking workshop so that he could supervise every step in the creation of his prints, something that was no doubt necessary to produce the extraordinary works for which he is known.