Sentence examples for not be excelled from inspiring English sources

A month later, Gen. George B. McClellan remarked of the "terrible work" at the Battle of South Mountain: "Gen. Gibbon … handled his brigade with as much precision and coolness as if upon parade, and the bravery of his troops could not be excelled".

A 1923 wire service report in the Capital Times noted that Goebel was "considered one of the best ends in the country and his work on receiving forward passes hasn't been excelled on the gridiron".

Your pitch will be judged by the two members of the Venture Hacks team (Nivi and Naval), who will be looking for traction, 'social proof', and a solid team (though you don't necessarily have to be excelling in all three areas).

That latter decision was made because consumers don't really care about the apps that make money — they're looking for entertainment and inspiration, not which apps are excelling at their business models.

It's not as if Hollywood is excelling in these areas right now.

However, my email and Twitter account is inundated with updates from acquaintances who either failed university or chose not to go and are excelling faster than those with degrees thanks to the time spent gaining experience.

Whether people are aware of it or not, women-owned businesses are excelling.

Now, he's not just participating, he's excelling.

Dr. Sternberg says that analytic intelligence may not be enough to excel in college or in life.

In doing so, Johnson has become the prime example of an unofficial N.B.A. coaching mantra: One need not be a superstar to excel with X's and O's.

(Not only is Excel easier to use, but you'll have the advantage of having CURRENT information, not just a summary of LAST month's expenses).