Sentence examples for from a super from inspiring English sources
This, in spite of help from a "super PAC," Make Us Great Again.
The singer Nelly performed, as if plucked straight from a Super Bowl halftime show.
Recovering from a Super Bowl, it seems, is just as difficult as getting to one.
He's also remarkably compact; he looks like a character from a Super Mario game.
They were a yard away from a Super Bowl victory last year.
A barrage of negative ads from a "super PAC" backing Mr. Romney halted that momentum in Iowa and New Hampshire.
A postcard from a higher intelligence; a valentine from a super-sexy future.
That book was a private commission from a super-rich Dutch industrialist who loved books nearly as much as Boom does, but she is equally obsessive when creating mass-produced books that the rest of us can afford.
The white middle class takes hits from a super-realist sculpture of a scruffy youth called "High School Student" by Duane Hanson and a weirdly funny, scatological painting of a nuclear family at home by Nicole Eisenman.
On a Thursday afternoon walk along Canal Street, Damien Echols was reflecting on how this busy thoroughfare once nourished him in the first few months after his August 2011 release from a super-maximum-security prison in Arkansas.
Unlike the wine world, where sophisticates frown upon bumpkins who cannot distinguish a muscadine from a super-Tuscan, the inability to tell a Highlands from an Islay (or even a single malt from a blend) will hardly cause you grief.
