Sentence examples for particularly sterling from inspiring English sources

The report adds to the mix an acknowledgment that audit and risk committee members have greater responsibilities and demands than their peers on many other committees do, as well as the indirect suggestion that the qualifications for committee membership must be particularly sterling.

Nevertheless, there are several airlines out there that have particularly sterling reputations when it comes to safety.

But in Navas and particularly Sterling, afforded the inevitable Liverpool-ex reception by the Everton faithful, City had the pace to penetrate and force the home defence deep.

Friday's cast, with Kurt Nikkanen as the solo violinist, was a treat, particularly Sterling Hyltin, who brought terrific texture and attack, and Wendy Whelan, who approached each step as an act of creation.

Part of that is due to rising stockmarkets (particularly in sterling terms).

The pound has strengthened not because people are particularly loving sterling but because people are particularly hating the euro.

"There's been a shift in dynamic since the start of October that's very unusual for a G10 currency, particularly for sterling, where higher yields are corresponding with a weaker currency," said BNP Paribas currency strategist Sam Lynton-Brown.

Mr James called him a "great leader", as did Earvin "Magic Johnsonn, a retired superstar whose appearance in a photo with Ms Stiviano had particularly bothered Mr Sterling.

As Trask points out, the euro has been particularly strong against sterling in recent weeks.

It wasn't a sterling performance, particularly by the Baylor defense for the first three quarters, but Jim Grobe's team escaped unscathed.

The islands' position within the sterling zone became particularly significant in the 1970s when the UK tightened exchanged controls.