Sentence examples for spectacular being from inspiring English sources

All three islands have blindingly white beaches, the most spectacular being Grenada's Grand Anse.

But recent years have seen the ascent of smaller ensembles, the most spectacular being that of St Petersburg's Mikhailovsky Ballet.

Cushing performed numerous feats throughout the war, the most spectacular being the destruction of the Confederate ironclad Albemarle in the Roanoke River, N.C., in October 1864.

Actually her films were bubbly entertainments and the aquaballets (the most spectacular being staged by Busby Berkeley) were often breathtaking in their scope.

The highlands, except on their western and southwestern flanks, are sharply defined by a series of escarpments, the most spectacular being the so-called World's End, a near-vertical precipice of about 4,000 feet.

The jeeps added to the clatter of the Sea King and chainsaws deployed to deal with a small forest of uprooted trees; the most spectacular being stuck like a spear through the iron railings of Main Street bridge, rearing up almost vertically with its roots in the water and the trunk jammed against the 19th-century stone.

How spectacular were Mr. Reynolds's illusions?

Oracular Spectacular is out now.

Spectacular is an entirely justified term here.

The results, while hardly spectacular, were strong.

The most spectacular "spectacular" is, of course, the dance floor.