Sentence examples for something extraordinary for from inspiring English sources

It is something extraordinary for France and for Paris.

He raised his eyebrows, and said, "When my brother Jack died, I wanted to do something extraordinary for him.

Neol had done something extraordinary for the times: he'd gone to hang out with black kids and been accepted.

"We will do this with absolute conviction that we are producing something extraordinary for Brazil and the world," Temer said.

Instead, Ms. Full, as bright and poised and ambitious as the next Ivy Leaguer, has done something extraordinary for a Princetonian: she has dropped out.

"I'm not sure what that could be, whether it is something specific for the league or something extraordinary for the Galaxy," Garber said.

With the crowd and the wider world bracing for something extraordinary from Bolt in an hour or so, Rudisha had beaten him to it, but Bolt did not fade quietly into the night.

Fortunately, in O'Neill's case, there really was something extraordinary waiting — for him and the American theater — beyond that cloudy old horizon that Robert never got past.

Somerset's capitulation at The Ageas has pretty much handed Surrey the title this week - unless Worcestershire can do something extraordinary... Thanks for all your emails and comments.

Stewart comes close to achieving something extraordinary, and for a play with so many perplexities in performance, that is an exceptional credit in an already exceptional career.

"Instead of just doing enough to win the race he wanted to do something extraordinary and go for the world record as well.