Sentence examples for superb line from inspiring English sources

After a Stephen Myler penalty, Burrell picked a superb line to set up Harrison in the corner.

Or there is the superb line Hemingway reports from Lady Duff Twysden, the inspiration for Brett Ashley in The Sun Also Rises.

(Cameron includes a superb line about the uselessness of argument: "My mother was right, but that didn't change the way I felt about things. People always think that if they can prove they're right, you'll change your mind").

All liberals should memorise this film's superb line, spoken by, all of people, Charlton Heston: "A policeman's job is only easy in a police state!" Orson Welles's brilliant 1958 noir melodrama Touch of Evil is now on rerelease.

The Rhinos made Wigan pay, as they tend to do, six minutes into the second half, as Carl Ablett, their tough and quietly influential second-row, shrugged off weak attempted tackles from Harrison Hansen and Matty Smith on halfway, and Joel Moon ran a superb line in support to cross near the posts, giving Kevin Sinfield a simple conversion.

After inadvertently falling asleep over a book and eating seafood lasagne so fast it burnt my mouth, I enjoyed another given by a mellifluous woman who opened with: "I'm not an academic, I'm more of a performer, and my field is vampires", who was encyclopedic about DWJ's grasp of ghostly folklore and who delivered the superb line "God Almighty!

Hannah Shaddock (@HannahShaddock) Another superb line-up in today's signing tent at #edbookfest (I'm running out of superlatives...) >> pic.twitter.com/7ThkqTZZNm August 15 , 20138.16am BST Chris Ware: 'I feel that what I do is indefensible'.

We've invited a superb line-up of speakers, and greeted delegates arriving from across the world" Wafiq Islam, who is also a student at the university has attended the summit three times and said he plans on returning to attend the summit after graduating.

There is a superb line-up here of pieces by these artists, including Donatello's famous Pazzi Madonna, and some exquisite examples in painted and glazed terracotta by Luca della Robbia and a lovely panel by Filippo Lippi — an early example of countless such painted images of the Madonna and Child that were to follow in the centuries to come.

Laird's ear for "smallish lexical mercies" yields superb lines no American could write: on the Atlantic Ocean, "a blizzard of homogenous decisions breathes above / the folding and unfolding pane and counterpane of waves".

The five fastest sprint hurdlers of the year are American and they are all part of a superb line-up in Rome.