Sentence examples for superb though from inspiring English sources

Mr. Letts was superb, though, and his performance offered me new and provoking insights into George.

Unsurprisingly, the early collection reflected Culin's taste, which was superb, though shaped as much by the Victorian era as by Modernism.

Eli Manning was superb, though, and when the running game was needed to close out Green Bay, it finally appeared.

The venison carpaccio and salad burnet with golden beetroot dressing is superb, though too pricey at £9.

It probably goes without saying that the grilled meats here are superb, though I'd enter a couple of cautions.

Starters of cockles, whitebait and shellfish soup, and mains of turbot and sea bass are superb (though dinner for two, with wine, will set you back around £100).

It was a superb kick, though, and England needed two scores to hold their title.

The Ravens are superb drafters, though, so they don't have to make splashy free-agent moves.

Andorra remains superb value, though, and if you buy new ski kit locally duty-free, you stand to offset much of the cost of your holiday.

It wasn't all just about the superb Australian duo though, as Gill, Leuluai, Edwards, Ferguson and others shone on the biggest domestic stage of all.

He was a superb orator, though.