Sentence examples for remarkably put from inspiring English sources

At 58, she is older than most of her on-air competitors, and though she looks great — petite, blond and remarkably put together in the most harrowing of situations — she is generally known less for her on-air presence than for the emotional detail of her reports.

In the video above, from 1955, Philby answers questions from reporters, soon after he was wrongly cleared of being part of a spy ring with Anthony Blunt and Guy Burgess and before he was, remarkably, put back to work for MI6.

She looked, as she has for several months, remarkably well put together.

Funny as hell, it's even darker than the print edition (one story, on a missing child, offers a critique of journalistic schadenfreude worthy of Chris Morris), and remarkably well put together, with great, CNN-style graphics and superb acting (where do they find these people?).

Woods stalked Pettersson with remarkably precise putting, needing just 11 putts on his first nine holes.

Farther south, though, temperatures are still remarkably high, putting many Caribbean reefs at risk.

"The European Union is running a cap-and-trade system; Australia is starting with a carbon tax and then it's transitioning, over the first two years, into cap-and-trade; New Zealand already has a system; South Korea, remarkably, is putting in place a cap-and-trade system," Stavins says.

Gabby Douglas' pike Tkatchev is huge: she flies remarkably high, putting a huge distance between herself and the bar before coming down to catch it again.

They put remarkably little effort into pretending that they could even stand each other.

The best proposal I have heard is a remarkably simple one put forth by John Hempton of Bronte Capital, a hedge fund based in Australia.

The Billy has everything, though it is remarkably easy to put your fist through that cardboardy backing during the assembly stage.