Boris Johnson said it was "great there is finally a Johnson in Number 10" and said his brother would be "superb".
"If they provided for the protection of the island in perpetuity, that would be superb".
"With careful makeup and by losing a little weight, he would be superb as Gandhi," the late Lord Dickie purred publicly in the mid-70s.
Now seemed like the right time: the day was as bright as a political theorist who's just solved the West Lothian question, and the views – I felt confident – would be superb.
This country is full of people — I went to college with a number of them — who would be wonderful social studies teachers, but instead are unhappy lawyers; who would be superb math teachers, but instead are bored accountants; who would be terrific English teachers, but instead hate their advertising jobs.
"If we can keep him next year, that would be superb".
Getting a round further in Europe would be superb.
A small table or crate would be superb for drinks or a place to rest your back after a long day of spying!
An Energy Star home might save 15 to 20 percent energy on heating, while under LEED, "it would be considered to be superb if you had 30 percent," he said.
I like it in his sweet pancakes, but it would be truly superb in a savoury context.
