Sentence examples for great specimens from inspiring English sources

You don't want the ugly mutts hanging around when there are plenty of great specimens to peruse.

Don't miss: On the first floor, side by side in a hallway, are two of the academy's great specimens.

"This is clearly a great specimen and probably one of the originals planted in 1937," Ms. Watt said.

His first great specimen-gathering expedition - to the Amazon - ended in disaster when the ship returning him to Britain caught fire and sank, taking with it thousands of specimens and his hopes of an assured income.

North has become a bit of a household name, and rightly so because he's a great player, a great specimen.

"He's just so consistent; he's technically so gifted and physically he's a great specimen, he's like a Rolls Royce when he's playing".

The IMRT has been employed in clinical practice since 1995 resulting in a great specimen of clinical results from patients undergone this specific technique of radiotherapy [ 3].

We may alter, perhaps, to suit this event, the terms which, in one of the greatest specimens of English narrative, the great English historian describes on a memorable occasion the conduct of Rome.

Like all true art lovers, Lord Cunliffe aspired to perfection and occasionally attained it by acquiring an even greater specimen of a beautiful type that he already owned.

Bach was really, I think, the greatest artist and possibly the greatest specimen of human being and thinker who ever was conceived on earth.

Nevertheless, the current problem of distinguishing between HP with UIP pattern and IPF (which radiologically speaking cannot be securely discriminated [ 24]) could be solved by the use of cryobiopsy with greater specimen size.