Sentence examples for remarkable exploits from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, Macclesfield have taken succour from Bradford's remarkable exploits in the Capital One Cup.
Soon, you suspect, she will soon be doing a great deal of both, as she catches up with her remarkable exploits.
In 2010, Peter Hubbard, an editor at HarperCollins, sent Kyle an e-mail, asking him if he had "given any thought to writing a book" about his remarkable exploits as a sniper.
Monsieur Chevalier (2.30) has the form to win the Norfolk Stakes, but British trainers will be wary of Wesley Ward's Yogaroo following the remarkable exploits of the American trainer's Strike The Tiger and Jealous Again this week.
Though old and sick, he succeeded in arousing his starving and dispirited troops, broke out to reach Glarus, and, repulsing a pursuing French force, succeeded in escaping with three quarters of his men, achieving one of the most remarkable exploits in the annals of war.
"Having heard from him about your remarkable exploits in Afghanistan I have some better understanding of just what you're all up to, the challenges you face and constant demands you are under".
On 17 October First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill officially announced the loss of Royal Oak to the House of Commons, first conceding that the raid had been "a remarkable exploit of professional skill and daring", but then declaring that the loss would not materially affect the naval balance of power.
Keegan writes with a sure hand of Churchill's remarkable military exploits, from his adventures in Cuba in the mid-1890s to his leadership of Britain during World War II.
Throughout this expansion, they showed remarkable readiness to exploit new technological possibilities.
Some of them, such as the emergency message dissemination for vehicular environments (EMDV) protocol [3], achieve remarkable performance by exploiting partial or complete knowledge of the network topology [4].
This is found to be true even for the case when the structured GLRT does not use shrinkage but the unstructured GLRT does, thus confirming the remarkable advantage of exploiting spatial information in uncertain scenarios.
