Sentence examples for such a specimen from inspiring English sources

Steven Tallis, the lad at the rear of this pack, was such a specimen.

But such a specimen was spotted on Wednesday evening at Guardian Live's special election event in Sydney.

Having never seen such a specimen before, the captain ordered it frozen, thinking some scientist might like to take a look.

Searching for the world's "smartest person," he settles on a marginal event called the U.S. Memory Championship as a likely place to find such a specimen.

This the first time such a specimen of Soviet humor has been played in Paris,and as far as is known, this is the first production of the play in Western Europe.

Furst's latest, "The Spies of Warsaw," begins with just such a specimen: Edvard Uhl, a plodding, middle-aged German engineer with business in Poland who on the eve of the war is seduced, then blackmailed into slipping military secrets to French intelligence.

Another option is to weigh them in a group, says Mike Fox from BWARS: "I would simply take a suitable container such as a specimen tube and weigh it empty, then put in a counted number of ants, say 100.

I felt flush to have such a rare specimen.

But Leigh was such a physical specimen that he could take on the forwards at their own game.

He knew that some scientists would be unhappy that such a significant specimen should leave Germany – where it was discovered.

I'm sure the heft and value of such a botanical specimen mattered little to Chuck, who spaded up the sprout in a spasm of mischief and sentiment, from one Missouri Twain fan to another.