Sentence examples for outstanding stories from inspiring English sources

Oddly, and interestingly, the two outstanding stories already transcend the conventions of this new genre.

Among the spectacular plays and outstanding stories came a scary moment in the third quarter safety when Blaine Bishop, was carted off the field after trying to tackle the 265-pound tight end Ernie Conwell.

Dr. Kathryn Foster's book is excitingly packed with outstanding stories, advice, tools and techniques and I find The Naked Truth About Men (And Romance) a rewarding, motivating, inspiring and an enjoyable read.

He illustrated his new view in one particularly outstanding story: "Ward Number Six" (1892).

The other outstanding story of the collection, 'Man Crawling out of Trees', takes on Wyoming from the perspective of incomers.

Outside the test nations, the outstanding story was Afghanistan's rise through four divisions of the minor nations before it narrowly missed qualification for the 2011 World Cup.

"It's an outstanding story for the game," said Steve McNamara, the England coach who welcomed Tomkins back to the squad's Loughborough base on Monday evening to step up their preparations for Saturday's crucial game against New Zealand in Hull.

Like the best pieces here (especially the outstanding centrepiece stories, Aryes' Cockleshell and McCarthy's The Turning) it succeeds by avoiding the precious, one-dimensional quality of so many short films; it trusts the audience enough to present a tantalising glimpse of a fully-formed dramatic world.

Among companies, McDonald's and Wal-Mart are the outstanding growth stories.

This is a great book to read by the fireplace or in the great room with your family and it is excitingly packed with outstanding advice, stories, and spiritual guidance.

The Belgian steps into a role as director of the most outstanding success story in the recent history of British museums, but he must also deal with the ongoing fundraising headache of its £212m extension, which will not be finished in time for the Olympics, as originally promised (though the underground oil tanks should be in use by then as a venue for video and performance art).