Sentence examples for has made a superb from inspiring English sources

Lasha Khmaladze, though, has made a superb tackle to deny him.

Player to watch… JORDAN AMAVI: Villa's new French full-back has made a superb start to life in Birmingham, amassing three assists in his first ten appearances.

Within two years, Fred Zinnemann had made a superb film adaptation, with Edward Fox as the Jackal.

Moments after Sergio Romero had made a superb point-blank save, Rengifo nodded home a cross from the left from barely two yards.

We quickly see that Hamlet would himself have made a superb actor, perhaps a fine director (his play to expose Claudius, "The Mousetrap," is a singular success), maybe even a playwright of note.

Ms. Hunt would have made a superb foil for Mr. Allen back in the days when romantic combat was his great subject, but here all she has to act against is a collection of mannerisms and stale wisecracks.

Jonathan Mensah's header from Nani's cross looped up into the air and Fatau Dauda, who had made a superb save to deny Ronaldo in the first half, flapped at the ball.

With his terrific bulk, Sir Peter would have made a superb British Big Bopper – "Chantilly lace, and a purty face …" – though to my knowledge the Queen has never had a pony tail hangin' down, and most certainly not a wiggle when she walked.

He tried to wave it away with a spuriously subjunctive, "But why would she say something like that if she weren't a juror at the trial?" (Pup would have made a superb defense attorney) and changed the subject back to what kind of explosives work best for dislodging aristocratic British houseguests.

Leinster had made a superb start with a Ben Te'o try helping them go 10-0 up in the seventh minute.

The home favourite had made a superb start to climb into the lead at the second corner.