Sentence examples for superb event from inspiring English sources

One of the great recent books about movies, Jordan Mintzer's book of interviews with James Gray (augmented by discussion with his artistic collaborators), was the pretext for a superb event that took place last night at the Museum of the Moving Image — a screening of Gray's 1999 film "The Yards," followed by a discussion with Gray moderated by David Schwartz, the museum's chief curator.

NOνA is a next-generation experiment whose 14-kton detector uses a highly active, finely segmented design that offers superb event identification capability.

Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop said the Big Burns Supper - now in its third edition - had become a "superb event" in Scotland's winter festival programme.

NOvA uses a highly active, finely segmented detector design that offers superb event identification capability, allowing precision measurements of νe/¯νe appearance and νμ/¯νμ disappearance, through which NOvA will provide constraints on θ13, θ23, |Δm2atm|, the neutrino mass hierarchy, and the CP-violating phase δ.

Not only a blog but also a superb events guide.

When you stop to think about it, it's not very kind to the venues that host superb events that support our sport year after year and decade upon decade, but we really meant it.

And those days are as packed as ever with superb events and high-profile names - none more high profile than the legendary Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood, who appears twice today; this morning she features in the Guardian book club event to discuss The Blind Assassin with book club critic John Mullan.

London had to be content with putting on a superb sporting event, and though there were quibbles to be heard — above all with the persistence of empty seats in some venues despite voracious public demand — there was plenty of contentment to go around on Sunday.

But this new version from the team behind the superb The Events – writer David Greig and director Ramin Gray – couldn't be more potent or relevant.

Not only was the tennis superb, but the event had implications far beyond sport.

He recorded his reaction in his diary: "The appearance of both the girls and the men, as well as, of course, up to the superb Ping-Pong event left an impression that was not only lasting, but also foreboding".