Sentence examples for superb order from inspiring English sources

Nazis, Lena Horne visiting Kennedy's neighbors, the superb order of her mother's house, her mother's mixed-race background: all these things spoke to Kennedy's imagination, just as Thomas Hardy's grim and theatrical novels did when she discovered his work, as a student at Ohio State University, where she enrolled in 1949.

By the way, both those plays can be seen in a different form in November when the Barbican bring Hydrocracker's superb New World Order to Shoreditch Town Hall.

But for the taste of pure fish, order superb, elegant chirashi, a mound of fish arranged artistically on a bed of rice beautifully seasoned with threads of various seaweeds.

The chef, Justin Bogle, "puts out quality food every single time I come," she said, adding that the "wine list is superb — whatever wine I order is always spot-on".

Megyeri says that his cute-on-the-outside-sinister-on-the-inside products, which are made to order, "provide superb functional safety and mental well-being through nonthreatening, contemporary design".

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"Waterland," the 1983 novel that established his reputation, takes the form of a lecture from a retiring teacher to his students, while "Last Orders," the superb 1996 novel for which he won the Booker Prize, weaves together the voices of four men driving from Bermondsey to Margate to scatter the ashes of a dead man who has been close to all of them.

Meanwhile, high content of alloy elements (such as Mo, Ni, Ti and Cu) is inevitably added in order to obtain superb strength by precipitation hardening.

Adebayo Akinfenwa's equaliser revived memories of the original Wimbledon's FA Cup final win against Liverpool at Wembley in 1988 - until Gerrard stepped in to restore order with a superb trademark free-kick just after the hour.

Both of Carr's buildings were designed in a distinctive neoclassical style; the Assize Court building was particularly praised at the time as being "a superb building of the Ionic order".

Michael Novosielski had again been chosen as architect for the theatre on an enlarged site, but the building was described by Malcolm in 1807 as fronted by a stone basement in rustic work, with the commencement of a very superb building of the Doric order, consisting of three pillars, two windows, an entablature, pediment, and balustrade.