Sentence examples for spectacular coming from inspiring English sources

Daft Punk's feverishly debated promotional campaign would be spectacular coming from an established superstar.

These include this year's Body Craze and a new spectacular coming up in which much of Selfridges will take on a Brazilian theme.

But will that look still be as spectacular come 2027?

Danny Boyle's £27m spectacular comes swathed in secrecy and swaddled in mystery.

There is power here, for sure, but the writing remains too constrained by its own good intentions and the ending, while spectacular, comes across as contrived.

This is preposterous – if the Met's warnings are correct and the next terrorist "spectacular" comes from neo-Nazis, how will Lord Carlile then justify having let dangerous and extreme white people, blonde or otherwise, escape the attention of the authorities?

Seventy-five years old and forever young, "The Radio City Christmas Spectacular" came flying into that Midtown Art Deco cathedral of entertainment on Tuesday night and went out a Superspectacular.

Just as the title of Boyle's Isles of Wonder spectacular came to sum up the giddy excitement of London's Olympics, so organisers hope that Enlightenment will come to describe the effect of the Paralympics that over the next 10 days will conclude a bounteous sporting summer.

Now the natural fibre has made a spectacular come back.

Obeid's spectacular fall comes after lobbying a senior public servant in a 2007 phone call about a series of lucrative Circular Quay leases without revealing his family's interests.

It has recently made a spectacular come-back in high vaccination-coverage countries, such as the US, Australia and many European countries.