Sentence examples for much terrific from inspiring English sources

There is much terrific work here and, as a snapshot of young, contemporary poetry in Britain, there's nothing better.

There is so much terrific artwork here that the museum should probably make some purchases for the collection, especially among the pieces by lesser-known artists.

There is so much really terrific theatre in Bristol's Mayfest which takes place in venues across the city: Uninvited Guests, Jo Bannon, Chris Goode, Dickie Beau, Tim Crouch and Andy Smith and Action Hero are just some of those involved.

Not necessarily in terms of who won, although the women who won were pretty much all terrific, and Jeffrey Tambor's long overdue Golden Globe for his performance as a transgender woman is a triumph for feminists and transgender people.

The second goal also owed much to terrific wing play.

"So you can't say that [airing months earlier in the UK] has knocked the legs out from underneath 'Downton Abbey.' On the other hand, we can't know how much more terrific it might have been had it aired closer to the UK premiere".

The results were terrific, much better than 25%.

And if Mr. Norris tips his hat in this Chicago-set play to such bellwethers of the American theater as "A Raisin in the Sun," his structure owes much to a terrific if undervalued Mike Leigh play from 1993, "It's a Great Big Shame".

Still, the intervening month has brought its own kind of clarity: Mr. Obama would be hard pressed to find much that's "terrific" concerning Russia's determination to re-establish a sphere of influence in neighboring countries that were once part of the Soviet Union and to exercise a veto over what goes on inside their borders.

"Lancashire are still favourites, but by not much and this terrific game deserves a tight finish".

It was pretty much the most terrific speech he has ever given.