Sentence examples for have something extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Have something extraordinary like turbot or St.-Pierre (John Dory), or the restaurant's famous foie gras ravioli with a truffled cream sauce.

All of which is to say that a composer and an orchestra presenting a Beethoven cycle, here and now, had better have something extraordinary to say with it.

Not only are great works of art getting harder to find, but often when dealers do have something extraordinary, they tend to hide it away during bad economic times, afraid that if it doesn't sell, it will become overexposed and therefore less desirable.

Despite this we have something extraordinary going on over there.

If he could pull this off, he would have something extraordinary.

This is a positive sign for students who believe they have something extraordinary to offer to colleges beyond their test scores.

Elsewhere". "And unless I had something extraordinary in the bush, I'd play it safe and stay with the series.

A 74-year-old woman who had made the pilgrimage to see the Pope when he visited the shrine in August had something extraordinary to report.

Then all 31 patients in the first trial of high doses of the drug went into remission, and Vasella realized he had something extraordinary in hand.

Biologist Forrest Galante, 26, caught the extra-large lobster while freediving near Anacapa Island on Oct. 6 and immediately realized he had something extraordinary.

"Riverbed better have something pretty extraordinary up its sleeve.