Sentence examples for make astonishing from inspiring English sources

Although Djokovic at times looked winded, he continued to make astonishing gets and outrun a beleaguered Murray.

An inventor was allowed to make astonishing claims about the effectiveness of his adhesive tape which supposedly helps athletes recover from injury.

"The World According to Dick Cheney" has interesting insights and revealing moments, but for critics who long to confront Mr. Cheney it may prove dissatisfying, because it allows him to make astonishing assertions without direct contradiction or follow-up questions.

Countries with feeble records on renewable energy (such as Britain) will be required to make astonishing leaps: in Britain, renewables are supposed to rise sevenfold, from less than 2% of the energy mix to around 14%. Class swots on renewable energy are just as cross, because past efforts have been ignored in setting new targets.

Seeing an opportunity to make astonishing profits during the country's financial meltdown, the hedge funds bought up Argentine bonds at a deep discount, so that when the crisis passed they could sue in international courts for repayment of the bonds in full.

Archie, the war-gaming protagonist, congenitally single and at the mercy of his self-excoriating Internal Monologue, begins to make astonishing headway with a beautiful goth, who encourages him to explore his Psychic Self instead (resulting in a brilliant contrast between headbound voices as the dry unkindness of Archie's IM gives way to the well-meaning but wifty-wafty PS).

The Pres. has been making astonishing demands.

Armed with a phone and a computer, he made astonishing forays into murky global businesses.

"He's good at making astonishing speeches that make people sit up and take notice," said Mr Paxton.

We have grown accustomed to Federer making astonishing shots with an ease and grace that take your breath away.

An artist identified on Flickr as iri5 has made astonishing portraits of rock musicians from tape carefully extracted from cassettes.