Sentence examples for from a superb from inspiring English sources
Sir Colin Davis's 1977 recording benefits from a superb cast that brings out the music's wit and passion.
Like De Villiers's own effort before it, the try stemmed from a superb, and spontaneous, piece of individual skill.
Shakespeare's most problematic play -- at least with respect to modern sensitivities -- receives an intelligent intepretation from Mr. Radford and from a superb cast.
Instead it was the returning Schweinsteiger who added an air of celebratory gloss to the evening at the last from a superb break.
Papp bravely muscled between Aaron Hughes and Ryan McGivern to power home an angled header, benefiting from a superb Sanmartean in-field cross.
On 29 April, Jazz in the Round presents the 2010 Mercury jazz nominee, pianist Kit Downes, playing pieces from a superb new album for a quintet including cello and the multi-reeds of James Allsopp.
We will be joined by panelists from Philadelphia, Chicago and New Orleans -- for a superb line-up of bloggers who play a key role in their local governments.
It was not just his reactions – the sharpest of low, left-hand saves from Tevez, a superb save from Rooney, a header from Ronaldo clawed away – as his tactical awareness and positioning which marked out this performance.
My red was a Côtes du Rhône from Eric Texier, a superb producer who makes the wine entirely from syrah, which is unusual for a Côtes du Rhône.
He has transitioned from being a superb starter to a terrific closer, then back again.
Far from threatening a superb health care system, reform should be seen as a way to improve a system whose bright spots are undercut by its flaws.
