Major investment banks have become superb at sending armies of bankers out to call on any company with an economic pulse.
The Egyptian army has shown superb professionalism.
Bradley, like George Meade, was a superb planner and organizer of armies, as well as a dogged fighter.
We both knew an ex-army lunatic who'd make a superb Outward Bound leader if he'd only sober up.
In the central play, she turned into a maddened she-wolf, displacing her saintly, ineffectual husband (a superb David Warner) at the head of the Lancastrian armies.
The army's logistical support, needless to add, is superb.
Still, moroseness is a foible in a country with superb medicine, good education, immense beauty, the only wine worth drinking, an army that does the business in Mali, strong families and the earthy wisdom of "la France profonde".
A typical example, by a retired US army intelligence officer, Ralph Peters, heaped praise on a "flawless" Colin Powell for doing "a superb job" in revealing "hard evidence" which justified war on Iraq.
He earned his "Superb" nickname in the Peninsula Campaign, in 1862, by leading a critical counterattack in the Battle of Williamsburg; army commander Maj.
First, the Adele version: Then the version combining the duck army with another meme of someone making fun of a police officer's shoes: Then the Taylor Swift edition: Then there was the superb "Fall of the duck army", showing two people kicking the screeching duck toy around what looks like a storage room: All hail the duck army, our new internet overlords.
