Sentence examples for he is peerless from inspiring English sources

Onstage doing classic burlesque routines, he is peerless.

Ainslie himself refuses to countenance the idea that he is peerless, insisting there are "10 or 12" sailors capable of winning races in his Finn dinghy class on any given day.

As a kicker-gatherer he is peerless, and without his solo try in the second half this blog might have been written from South Africa's version of the Priory.

From the moment that Nintendo's star in-house developer created one of the first platform games, featuring a gorilla hurling barrels and a moustachioed plumber rescuing the girl he had kidnapped – erroneously named Donkey Kong after a printing error – Miyamoto has demonstrated that he is peerless at making games that appeal to all ages and genders.

Kershaw reminded why he is peerless in the sport and essential for his team.

In New York's greatest crisis, he was peerless.

As a leader in historic preservation in Westchester County and New York State, for our organization and countless others, he was peerless.

But in ODIs, he was peerless," cricket analyst Ayaz Memon  wrote.

"What David is most known for is that he's peerless as a visual director, and I write people talking in rooms.

On Tuesday, however, he was peerless, as he has been almost invariably over the past 12 years when the biggest moments have come.

At various times a regular in the Guardian, the Observer, the Times and the Sunday Telegraph, Michael could turn his hand to almost anything – and would write about everything from food to religious education if he could persuade an editor to commission him – but he was peerless when it came to reflecting on the great showbiz figures, most of whom he had interviewed.