Sentence examples for superb contribution from inspiring English sources
Evolving Households is a superb contribution.
His book, a superb contribution to 18th-century travel literature, combines historical information with what would now be considered sociological and anthropological observations about the lives of common people.
If you wanted to spend the last 24 hours of the Olympics in superior company while pursuing maybe some final definition of the superb contribution made by British competitors, there could be no better companions than Mo Farah and young Tom Daley.
Socino then intercepted a wayward Goode pass and evaded both Simpson and Christian Wade to run in from his own 22m line - only for Wasps to find an instant response thanks to another superb contribution from Daly.
It is a superb contribution to the knowledge of the paleobiology and evolution of the insects.
Superb contributions from Norns and Rhinemaidens, notably Catherine King, Gail Pearson and Meta Powell, plus the expert Alberich of Malcolm Rivers.
After a few months, 140 superb contributions, and 24 finalists, we've zeroed in on a set of winning entries that represent some of the world's most daring and comprehensive approaches to making innovation an everyday, everywhere capability.
And Haydn's Sinfonia Concertante in B flat (Hob.I: 105) included superb contributions from Sheryl Staples, the principal associate concertmaster, as well as from Sherry Sylar, the associate principal oboist; Kim Laskowski, the associate principal bassoonist; and Hai-Ye Ni, the associate principal cellist.
Radio Free Song Club's core membership has changed little along the way; guest spots and live tapings have been part of its success and endurance, besides the superb musical contributions from the regulars.
Some momentarily dicey brass playing was sorted out early in the performance; thereafter the playing was powerful and polished, with superb individual contributions from players in every section.
These many superb helminthological contributions led to an invitation to study at the Laboratoire de Zoologie (vers), Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris under Odile Bain and Alain G. Chabaud, where Purnomo described a new genus and species of onchocercid filaria from an American sloth that he named Chabfilaria jonathani.
