Sentence examples for getting a superb from inspiring English sources

Tottenham beat West Bromwich Albion, 1-0, in another Premier League game, again getting a superb goal from Gareth Bale.

I got a superb lump of Belgian entier from Harrods.

And you get a superb meal on return to the ranch, too.

"He's got a superb rugby brain and a way of getting the best out of people".

Frank Bruni argues correctly that honors colleges at many public universities give students the chance to get a superb education at a moderate price ("A Prudent College Path," column, Aug. 9).

You can get a superb plate of Auvergnat charcuterie for 14 euros, as well as a glass of decent Côte du Rhône for under 3 euros.

The 120 students in the school get a superb education with English taught by American volunteers; the first graduation will be in July.

We've got a superb lineup of speakers — along with a wide array of take-home IPM messages from educators at tables in the lobby and two adjacent classrooms.

ROYALS 2, BREWERS 1 Billy Butler drove in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning, and the Royals got a superb start from Luis Mendoza to spoil Zack Greinke's return to Kansas City.

Yet it gets a superb emotion-charged performance from Kerry Fox whose Amelia is resilient, wily, sensual and fiercely resistant to victim status: a real woman caught up in appalling events.

The Iraq government argued in 2009, when the agreement was signed, that the country had got a superb deal, and this was endorsed by western oil analysts surprised that BP agreed to such terms.