Sentence examples for the extraordinary one from inspiring English sources

And so that sacrifices, like the extraordinary one made for his country, by U.S. Army Specialist Tomas Young, on one fateful day in Sadr City, as he was sent on a rescue mission in a canvas-covered truck -- after having joined the military to heed George W. Bush's opportunistic call to action from atop a pile of World Trade Center rubble on September 13th , 2001-- will not have been in vain.

Significantly, one of the scenes from the novel omitted by Vinterberg is the extraordinary one in which Sergeant Troy – who has married Bathsheba but disappeared, presumed drowned – re-appears having joined a low-life travelling theatre-cum-circus troupe.

So the dreadful day at Bolton in May 2004, when Leeds knew they were going down, will remain every bit as vivid as the extraordinary one at the Etihad last May when the title was won.

"I think I recognize the extraordinary ones," he says.

"Current conditions in the global agribusiness market are clearly different from the extraordinary ones experienced in the first half of the year," said Chairman Alberto Weisser Alberto Weisser, adding that he sees the current market environment as "relatively short lived".

"Thurgood" is the extraordinary one-man show in which actor Laurence Fishburne completely transforms himself into Thurgood Marshall, the civil rights hero who became the first African-American Supreme Court Justice.

Kerry Kennedy said that the two sides of Mary Kennedy, the seemingly extraordinary one and the deeply troubled one, coexisted for years, but that she fought to the end to try to make things work.

It shows that one can achieve the extraordinary if one follows one's passion," he posted on Facebook.

We all know that this epidemiological crisis is the most extraordinary one in modern times; we've seen its effects on science and sexuality.

Read the review In this extraordinary one-man show, McBurney used the technology of binaural sound to replicate the hallucinatory experience of Loren McIntyre, an explorer who believed he could communicate telepathically with a lost Amazonian tribe.

The most extraordinary one I have ever eaten was prepared for me by a sailor from Toulon called Marius.