Sentence examples for topper from inspiring English sources
The word "topper" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to someone or something that is of particularly high quality or is superior to others. For example, "This restaurant is the topper of the town, and everyone loves their food."
noun
Something that is on top.
In the new box office topper, a shorts-wearing sea sponge attempts to retrieve a secret recipe from a pirate played by Antonio Banderas.
Test papers and answers are published online; essay topics discussed on radio and TV; and top scorers lauded in national and regional newspapers (this year's topper in Beijing was one Zhu Chenzhuo, with a mark of 725).But not all students take the test seriously.
Raising fears of the Muslim bogey the BJP's preferred manifesto topper in some states with a history of communal tension does not fly in the relatively pacific south.
The principal members were Joe Strummer (original name John Mellor; b. August 21 , 1952 Ankara, Turkey d. December 22 , 2002 Broomfield, Somerset, England), Mick Jones (byname of Michael Jones; b. June 26 , 1955 London, England), Paul Simonon (b. December 15 , 1955 London), Terry ("Tory Crimes") Chimes (b. July 5 , 1956 London), and Nick ("Topper") Headon (b. May 30 , 1955 Bromley, Kent, England).
His biggest hit single, however, was the 1976 chart topper "You'll Never Find (Another Love like Mine)." In addition, Rawls ushered in the pre-rap era with spoken monologues in his songs, notably in "Tobacco Road".
Sometimes when she eases off her joke salvos and flourishes, and ceases topping her topper jokes, she doesn't meet with the same success.
Last year's table-topper was Germany, where the highest corporate tax rate used to be 51.6%.
There had been suggestions fellow chart-topper Adele did likewise – though her management has said only said she was "at no point confirmed" and that she would be "supporting Oxfam's Ebola appeal with a donation" instead.
In October 1960, Elvis Presley had been a chart-topper for four years in the United States, The Beatles were already performing in Liverpool and a young man called Jean-Philippe Smet (Johnny Hallyday) had just started his career as "Le Rocker Français".
The musical director, inventive guitarist and occasional lead vocalist Garry Shider, one of Clinton's trusted lieutenants, co-wrote and sang Fundakedelic's "One Nation Under A Groove (Part 1)", their 1978 transatlantic hit and US R&B chart-topper.
The Hollywood Reporter says Sony's film production wing is planning an "adventurous take" on Oliver Twist, in which Oliver, the innocent-but-plucky urchin, is teamed up with the Artful Dodger, the streetwise, topper-wearing, Cockernee watch-nicker.
