Sentence examples for stellar marks from inspiring English sources
Federal watchdogs have given the bureau stellar marks for getting up and running in a timely, professional manner.
Students, meanwhile, give stellar marks for the education they receive, the quality of their classmates and the school's careers service.
In our survey, students give stellar marks to the faculties at many of the big American schools, including Chicago, Tuck and Virginia.
Over the summer, Vista has been tested by several million developers and ordinary users and has received less than stellar marks.
Even the Democratic Party's chief cheerleader, Edward G. Rendell, the general chairman, declined to give his candidate the most stellar marks, saying, "I think Al Gore gets a B plus and George Bush gets a C plus".
Of the five Janus equity funds that have been around since 1994 and thus qualify for our grading system, four receive stellar marks, and the worst is still above average.
With two additional screens at the new Elinor Bunin Munroe theater, plus sidebars on past masterworks, as well as the legendary Paris cinema of the '50s, the fest, more than ever, marks a stellar event in the cultural life of the city and beyond.
Keating became a stellar performer, making his mark with a blend of earthy attacks on his opponents and high-level explanations and lectures on the more arcane aspects of economics.
On the German side, the team surprisingly continued to push hard for a goal and succeeded at the 55th minute mark off a stellar strike from Thomas Mueller.
Although I graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School, which is one of the elite high schools in New York, my marks were not exactly stellar.
