Sentence examples for have dazzle from inspiring English sources

Some animals have "dazzle" markings, stripes, zigzags or other high-contrast patterns on their skin or fur, and it is thought that these make it difficult for a predator to judge their speed or trajectory while moving.

His legs and right arm have dazzled, and his poise and charm have enchanted.

It chronicles how China's putative riches have dazzled and mostly disappointed foreigners.

Performers like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash have dazzled audiences there, while local children have long enjoyed its playgrounds and runners its jogging trails.

Their national side have dazzled us in the Six Nations, and the organisers have every confidence in their national stadium..

The debt crisis has been running for 18 months now, and the only way that euro-zone leaders have dazzled is through sheer incompetence.

Roman Abramovich, up in the stand, was peering out through designer sunglasses with the implications of the result rather than the performance enough to have dazzled.

While Lewis Hamilton's exploits in Formula One have dazzled the UK public this season, there's been another motorracing championship taking place with thrills and spills aplenty: Formula Woman.

Where her previous collections have dazzled with their crisply symmetrical lines, this one bewitched with bedroomy fabrics, with clothes that looked about to burst through too-tight buttons.

Known as "flex-fuel" cars, they have dazzled the market since their launch by Volkswagen in March 2003.

And lest you ponder that this sounds like something Tom Stoppard or Michael Frayn might have dazzled us with, you are right.