Sentence examples for magnificent specimens from inspiring English sources

No matter, within half an hour we had three magnificent specimens landed: one each for the frying pan.

Then, last summer, I came across two of these magnificent specimens in the span of five days.

The trees of the Scott Arboretum represent 150 years of commemorative plantings and replantings and include magnificent specimens of American elms, swamp white oaks, black gum and catalpa.

The Sheep Mountains are a highly interesting rocky range, furrowed with deep canyons and flanked by steep cliffs on which grew magnificent specimens of the aforementioned Echinocactus.

The trees that they are now using are not magnificent specimens, he said, but the less attractive trees that loggers rejected 200 years ago or trees that were used as sources of pitch for turpentine, a process that leaves them scarred.

Some of the tiny yet magnificent specimens on display are decades old.

What an eye-wateringly magnificent specimen of masculinity he is.

"He is just a magnificent specimen who is trained by a brilliant man.

This magnificent specimen's only defect was that he knew not a single one of the rules of rugby.

Stephen Fry and George Clooney praised each others, Hugh Jackman twinkled beneath his magnificent specimen and Ben Affleck gave bristle a good name.

I caught three more bones that day, including a magnificent specimen that Mr. Baker insisted was at least 11 pounds.