Sentence examples for the most best from inspiring English sources

The Ogoni had assembled a formidable case and were being represented by some of the most best human rights lawyers in the world.

Zero Dark Thirty, Kathryn Bigelow's formidable Osama bin Laden movie anchored by Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain, was collecting the most best picture wins.

Participants battle it out in four-day conferences in hopes of winning a coveted gavel, awarded to the strongest member on each committee, and schools with the most "best delegates" top the new rankings.

I just want to say I miss you so much and I think you're the most best looking ginger I've ever seen, although you really are quite ugly for a ginger".

Carnforth, a few miles from Morecambe, famously doubled as Milford Junction in 1945's Brief Encounter (which came in at No 2), making it one of the most best known stations in the world.

"To cross the line with your arms in the air on the Champs-Elysées is one of the most best dreams you can have," Cavendish said afterwards, "and it didn't disappoint me.

Sometimes the nouns come with a qualifying word, like "Bestseller" or "Da Vinci," but the most best-seller-y option lets the nouns stand alone.

Now Korda is editor in chief of Simon & Schuster, the author of several best sellers, both fiction and nonfiction, and by his own reckoning the record holder as editor of the most best-selling books in a year.

As he said himself, he might not have been "the author with the most best-sellers on the list", or even a girl, but with a distinctive and profound writing style on his side as well as the ability to entrance thousands of readers across the country, his victory is undisputably deserved.

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Clean racing selects for the best horse; the most durable, soundest, best developed, best bred, and fastest horse.