Sentence examples for spend a remarkable from inspiring English sources

I own a car, but because I live in Brooklyn, I usually don't put all that many miles on it (even if I do spend a remarkable amount of time sitting in traffic).

By James Surowiecki October 31, 2008 I own a car, but because I live in Brooklyn, I usually don't put all that many miles on it (even if I do spend a remarkable amount of time sitting in traffic).

Nor has the commission any means of enforcing its recommendations.Yet governments, which on the surface appear impervious to shame, spend a remarkable amount of money and energy trying to ward off criticism, even when it is kept under the wraps of the commission's special confidential procedure.

Patrons spent a remarkable amount of time in front of the store's huge mirrors, sampling styles different only by the faintest degree.

Another thing that can be said of him is that he's spent a remarkable amount of time away from the White House, unlike most other presidents.

Variety capped a gushing review of the "colored combo" by noting that the club's patrons — transfixed "jazz boys" and civilians alike — spent a remarkable amount of time just sitting around and listening.

He spent a remarkable half-decade at Hopkins studying the effects of electricity on the body.

Yosihiko H. Sinoto, known to his friends and colleagues as Yosi, passed away on 4 October 2017, at the age of 93, having spent a remarkable 62 years of his life in pursuit of the Polynesian past.

Described by the San Diego-based singer/songwriter as "his happy little hippie song," the track has spent a remarkable 70 weeks on Billboard's "Hot 100," shattering the record previously held by LeAnn Rimes' 1998 smash, "How Do I Live".

It was George W. and his guys (and gal) who first dreamed the dreams, spent a remarkable amount of time "conquering Washington," and sold their particular set of fantasies to themselves and then to the American people.

As with Office Space, Mike Judge spends a statistically remarkable percentage of his time hitting social and political nails smartly on the head.