Sentence examples for some calibre from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it takes a pop star of some calibre and class to know when to quit.

La Grange is a venue of some calibre: funky house, black sofas and astonishingly obese Russians scoffing Beluga.

I had to have some Calibre in there and it's really hard to choose because there's so much amazing music.

It's worth noting that, to-date, no projects on Dragon Innovation's platform have passed the one million dollar mark — so clearly it's hoping to raise its own profile by bagging some higher calibre projects here.

He performed some Olympic-calibre tricks, in exchange for tequila shots.

Now his very presence in the camp is intended to fortify some high-calibre young guns in the Mexican attack.

England's batting crumbled yet again in the morning against some high-calibre bowling, the one bereft of optimism, the other full of it.

Despite some high-calibre movement, Chelsea's manager decided it was not Torres's day and replaced him with Samuel Eto'o before also withdrawing Mata – surprise, surprise – and sending on Willian.

He has some high-calibre midfielders in Achille Emana, Jean Makoun and Stephane Mbia, but his erratic placing of them means it's impossible to be sure that he won't nullify their strengths.

Oxford have some high-calibre backing, notably from the former St Helens chief executive, Tony Colquitt, as well as a terrific and historic home ground at Iffley Road, and their first home fixture against South Wales Scorpions on 13 April sounds irresistible to a rugby league anorak.

However, Kohli inspired his team towards their target with some high-calibre, wristy strokes on both sides of the wicket.