Sentence examples for surprising spot from inspiring English sources

ONE TWENTY-TWO FIRST AVENUE Tucked behind South Brooklyn Pizza is this surprising spot for small plates and inventive pizzas.

On 15 August 1977, astronomer Jerry Ehman received a powerful radio signal from a group of stars called Chi Sagittarii; he circled the surprising spot on the readout and wrote "WOW!" The signal never returned.

Ad Making the Biggest Splash It is one of the more surprising spots of this campaign: John Orzel, a Democrat seeking a State Senate seat in the Binghamton, N.Y., area, clad in suit and tie, walks down a dock and looks contemplatively into a murky river.

Thailand is also a surprising bright spot in this regard.

In particular, the Merrill Lynch brokerage force has been a surprising bright spot for the troubled bank, increasing its client base since the 2009 takeover by Bank of America.

But housing has recently proven a surprising bright spot, with sales and prices starting to climb in many regions of the country.

Since those motifs are present in a minority of hot spots [ 20], it is not surprising that hot spots themselves have an independent and much stronger effect: an interval that overlaps a known hot spot has a 2.3-fold greater recombination rate, on average, compared with nearby intervals that do not overlap a hot spot.

Well, yes, and that's what's so surprising about A Spot of Bother: how unsurprising it is.

Of the commercials on Sunday that were new, perhaps the most surprising was a spot from Apple to promote the introduction of the iPad, scheduled for April 3. Apple had not indicated before Sunday that it intended to be an Oscar sponsor.

The only - and arguably surprising - bright spot in the PwC survey is Africa, where 57% of bosses expect their business to grow, up from 50% last year.

It's the ability to overlay the old and new data sets to spot surprising trends that will set the best traders apart.