Sentence examples for then best of from inspiring English sources
And then, best of all, missing out on the same thing being repeated the next day, and the next year, forever.
"And then, best of all, you've got the smell of a freshly baked cake coming out of the oven – you can't get any of that if you get something off the shelf".
Why not reclaim those roots with a Starbucks Country Roast?," in a celebrity rural voice I could not identify, possibly Buck Owens, and then, best of all, in the doorway of PLC Electronics, a life-size Gene Kelly hologram suddenly appeared, tap-dancing, saying, "Leonard, my data indicates you're a bit of an old-timer like myself!
It was Carlsen's 26th birthday; rapidplay – where each player has about half an hour for all his moves – is fast enough to be exciting but provides sufficient time for "proper" chess to be played; Karjakin defended doughtily in a terrible position in game two and the Norwegian missed a win; and then, best of all, Carlsen found the most beautiful checkmate in the final game to secure the title.
If so - then best of times indeed.
Then best course of action for ad-tech platforms, then, may be to exit to a larger strategic buyer.
Ruslander was possibly Dayton's then "best known clergyman of any faith", and during his tenure Temple Israel experienced rapid growth.
If you couldn't take the anti-Semitism out of Europe, then best take the Jews out of Europe.
Until then, best wishes to all of you!
What objective functions are then best suited to the task of designing portfolios?
