Sentence examples for told excellent from inspiring English sources

For fayn daynin' occasions, we still want to eat in over-upholstered, swag-curtained conservatories and be told, "Excellent choice, sir", by the sommelier.

When proper daylight does deign to return, the surrounding mountainscape is spectacular (and, I'm told, excellent for skiing down).

High Praise Sam Holman, the founder of the Original Maple Bat Corporation and the man who crafts Barry Bonds's bats, told an excellent anecdote about the Yankees' Mariano Rivera.

She also told some excellent anecdotes about Cudlipp a couple of weeks ago before the latest memorial lecture in her old boss's name.

The message of the story (that an £8m lottery win can solve only some of Lia's problems) contains few surprises but is told with excellent comic timing.

Looking out into the dry distance, the grass stalks snapping in his fingers like twigs, he told an excellent story about the coyote and five dogs and even made himself laugh a little.

I had wanted to call our store Cicada Books, but by the time I came home all the bugs were dead and their bodies, which I am told make excellent fertilizer, had decomposed back into the earth from which they had sprung.

Whittingdale told an excellent anecdote about Thatcher's total lack of sense of humour: While Michael Gove managed by sheer cleverness and wit to almost hoist Burke into second place in front of Churchill: What, if anything, do these two final choices tell us?

All told, an excellent speech by Reid.

He asked me, "do you think witnessing war crimes could cause post-traumatic stress?' I told him, "excellent hypothesis" and asked what he had.

A talented writer, photographer, and publisher, he was a generous man with a quick wit who could tell an excellent story.