Sentence examples for much superb from inspiring English sources

Abbey Road opened in 1931, and this book's great revelation is how much superb music, the Beatles utterly aside, has been made at that studio.

None of which would have counted for so much without superb execution from the players.

None of this would matter much if superb poetry left us unmoved, or in any case as we were.

Inigo Martinez's second-minute own goal - which also owed much to superb work by Wayne Rooney - ensured United maintained their unbeaten record in the competition this season.

A man of much courage and superb equipment".

Malan, who played 16 Tests from 1960 to 1965, was a superb, much respected Springbok captain.

Unfortunately, stars' wobbles can hurt the sport as much as their superb swings can help it.

It would be churlish to complain too much, given the superb musicianship of Ensemble Modern's players.

Dessert was the reverse of the previous evening's and worked much better: a superb chestnut mousse with a sweet, jammy sauce of fresh, ripe persimmon.

There's much that is superb: a big, chewy burger, with aggressively sharp cheddar and sweet grilled onions; a flaky squash tart, with layers of buttery pastry and creamy ricotta.

But I was not interested in age so much as design: superb colors and interesting weaves -- and real Orientals, not machine-made copies or rugs cheapened by harsh aniline dyes.