Sentence examples for greater coup from inspiring English sources

On Friday, in a greater coup, Sanders received the endorsement of the fifteen-year-old prank candidate Deez Nuts, who made a splash in some Midwestern polls earlier this month, and who cited his frank and accessible style.

Farley burst upon the business scene in 1985 with a $1.4 billion buyout of Northwest Industries, a Fortune 500 congomerate, and he followed that with an even greater coup last February-the acquisition, for 3 billion dollars, of West Point-Pepperell.

From a culture washing perspective, Fodi is an even greater coup than the Biennale which is associated more with eastern suburbs socialites than inner west socialists who could not be accused of being cheerleaders for Scott Morrison and the Coalition's border protection policies.

He is a deal maker: what greater coup could there be than to buy something big on the cheap, lick it into shape and sell out at a profit, once its share price has risen, to somebody who really wants to run a phone business?If that is indeed how things go, the natural buyers for a slimmer, fitter Telecom Italia might lie further afield than Olivetti, or even Deutsche Telekom.

It was his greatest coup.

It was a great coup.

It's obviously a great coup to have him".

But this film's greatest coup is its look.

At £31,250, the Vignon stands out as the year's great coup.

It is a great coup for us for him to stay.

Garnering the Michael Crichton holdings was a great coup for Christie's.