Sentence examples for superb move from inspiring English sources
Had Silva found the finish for another superb move, it would have topped it all.
The grenade was thrown when City went ahead, after Aguero had rounded off a superb move that involved Samir Nasri and a defence-splitting pass from Yaya Touré.
"Superb move," Mr. Bloomberg declared in a press release after Mr. Obama created the job of chief performance officer at the White House.
They made it tell, with a superb move, passing the ball back and forth across the field until England's line tore open and Santiago Cordero scored.
A superb move should have resulted in the ball finding the Romanian net when Sadiku, Ermir Lenjani and Amir Abrashi combined down the left before the striker released Andi Lila down the opposite flank with a perfect pass.
DTH van der Merwe is turning into one of the stars of the tournament, and his finish after a superb move straight from the restart of France's second was worthy of his burgeoning reputation.
With just a few bits of string and bicycle inner-tube the New Vietnam Circus artistes build and rebuild superb, moving structures: huts, nests, stilt houses, rafts, suspension bridges and lots more.
In "Pace non trovo," a hymn to the pains of love with Verdian shifts from exultation to despair, he was simply superb, moving through the bleak images ("eyeless I gaze, and tongueless I cry out") with burning intensity and accompanied with flexibility and eloquence on the piano by Ivari Ilja.
The way his nuns (dressed in black hoodies) form beautifully patterned lines during the liturgical opening to "Alleluia"; his dance for three Marias (one played by a man) and their Captain von Trapp to "Something Good"; and most of all, his own superb, moving solo to "Climb Every Mountain": all these respond to something essential about the music and the lyrics, and are often funny too.
The hat-trick ball was superb, moving in off the seam and slamming into Kumar's middle stump.
These concerts were more positively received than their tour the previous year, with guitarist Will Sergeant being singled out for praise – BBC Radio 1 disc jockey John Peel said, "Will Sergeant was superb, moving in a trice from squalls of angry sound to playing with such care and subtlety that there were whispered asides from his guitar that I would have sworn only he and I had heard".
