Sentence examples for most extraordinary point from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most extraordinary point at which to start telling a story is that chosen by Dickens for his first novel, The Pickwick Papers.

Federer* 5-4 González Probably the most extraordinary point of the championship so far sees the Chilean play an outrageous scooped forehand, from an almost aerial position, before volleying Federer's exocet-like attempted pass back into the open court.

But here's the most extraordinary point.

Looming over its citizens from the town's highest point is one of Sicily's most extraordinary Baroque churches, the Chiesa di San Giorgio.

What is threatening to become the most extraordinary Premier League season of them all has just gone past its halfway point.

At one point, he casually mentions that he spent "10 of the most extraordinary days of my life" traveling around Africa in 2002 with the rock star Bono and Paul H. O'Neill, then the Treasury secretary.

Trailing, 59-0, in a potentially deciding game of a semifinal match, he executed a 69-point break, what World Snooker, on its Web site, called "perhaps the most extraordinary break in snooker history".

You: "And then he said the most extraordinary …" Tory: "Charles, I've been meaning to catch up with you all day, you old rogue!" At this point I generally say: "I'm sorry to have interrupted you," and walk away.

Most extraordinary claims are.

The cathedral is the most extraordinary building.

People tell me the most extraordinary things.