Sentence examples for important best of from inspiring English sources

Not only did the German label coin the term Italo, but they were responsible for the hugely important Best of Italo-disco compilations.

So what if all the important best-of-the-year lists have ­already appeared (along with the ­National Book Awards)?

Where other teams, two years out from the 2007 World Cup, were focused on how to win the Webb Ellis trophy, the Wallabies had zeroed in on something far more important: best practice for the consumption of human flesh.

It was neither male nor female; it was intimacy and power; it was important and, best of all, funny and fun.

Addressing an audience in the Midlands, Mr Cameron said government efficiency was "important at the best of times but it's more important than ever when families are feeling the squeeze.

But the global economic meltdown has given them the satisfying triple whammy of exposing the risks in deregulation, giving the state a more important role and (best of all) laying low les Anglo-Saxons.At the April G20 summit in London, France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Germany's Angela Merkel stood shoulder-to-shoulder to insist pointedly that this recession was not of their making.

But if they're not, then I think it's more important that the best of the writing community form a healthy partnership with the artist.

How long it endures is far less important than making the best of it while it lasts.

The important thing about the best of the drawings people have made in response to Shrigley's sculpture, is that they are full of character and life: the problem is, no one could possibly ever look like that.

"What it represents is so important - optimism, positivity, the best of us.

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