Sentence examples for superb complement from inspiring English sources
But the "other" Ravens starting linebackers -- Peter Boulware and Jamie Sharper -- patrol the flanks and are a superb complement to Lewis.
Such observations would be a superb complement to the monitoring data already available from other instruments (Altadil et al. 2009).
In particular, EISCAT_3D will be a superb complement to the German Middle Atmosphere Alomar Radar System (MAARS Y facility, which began operating at Andøya in 2010 (Latteck et al. 2010).
One scene, in which our young tormentor eats a symbolic lychee, is a ghastly symphony of sound and vision, with Seamus McGarvey's superb cinematography perfectly complemented by hellishly intimate aural effects.
Santana's changeup, which ranged from 78 to 81 miles an hour, would not be as devastating if he did not disguise it so well and did not have a superb fastball as a complement.
"Live roasting and artisan coffee made in a diverse set of ways by some of the UK's best baristas complement the superb and comprehensive all-day brunch menu".
Yesterday (30 June 2016), I collected the five copies that I had ordered of his mint-new Peer Gynt, complementing his superb Brand.
His strikingly dense and complex mise en scène is complemented by a superb orchestral score by Carl Davis, which was recorded for the restoration at his own expense.
An entree special of beautifully bronzed sweetbreads was perfectly complemented by a superb Madeira reduction, enhanced by a surfeit of browned mushrooms and sides of mashed potatoes and garlicky spinach.
Manning, of course, is complemented by a superb running back in Edgerrin James, who has tied Jim Brown as the second-fastest back to reach 2,500 career yards (25 games) in league history, and by receiver Marvin Harrison, who already has 64 receptions for 1,004 yards (leading the league) and 7 touchdowns.
But his legacy in Baltimore may be that he failed to develop a consistent offense and never uncovered a franchise quarterback to complement the team's superb defense.
