Sentence examples for stunning exploits from inspiring English sources
The challenges now fall to General McChrystal, whose impressive military reputation rests in part on such stunning exploits as the capture of Saddam Hussein and the location and killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the leader of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia.
But such is the 22-year-old's status at the club after his stunning exploits last season, it is natural that opposition teams should get a lift when he departs from the action, and particularly when that means the team does not have a striker on the pitch.
Others were 10-cent scissors-and-paste reprints of strip cartoons, the older, more compact (and also largely American) pop narrative form that William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer both exploited, with stunning effectiveness, to hot-wire newspaper circulation.
With interest rates at historic lows and a hefty hand from Uncle Sam as well, banks like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase have already reported stunning earnings results just by exploiting the Fed-given carry trade.
The temptation to exploit the more stunning visual elements of religious celebrations like Holi the Hindu festival where believers take to the streets to throw powders that fill the air with brightly colored clouds is understandable.
This feature can be exploited to produce stunning maps of the organization in space of white matter bundles and brain connections in just a few minutes, as well as to provide information on white matter integrity.
The fight scenes throughout are stunning to look at, exceptionally gross, exploit the 3-D technology in the best possible way and should satisfy hard-core action junkies, though there are still way too many of them.
The abundance of publicly available microarray expression data provides a stunning amount of information that has been exploited only sparsely to date.
Morgan was perhaps fortunate to avoid a black card for the challenge and the Tyrone keeper exploited his escape to produce a stunning save to keep out Murphy's kick.
The stunning rise of outsider candidates Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders -- one by exploiting bigotry and resentment, the other tapping into a hunger for sweeping progressive change -- has been a boon not only for media outlets covering the primaries, but also for comedians.
