The breakthrough had developed an air of inevitability, such was United's dominance, and was executed with a touch of excellence.
Dining at Rat's is a layered experience, the pieces of which touch on excellence and make it a culinary treasure in central New Jersey.
Instead, this was a sensitive collaboration between client and couturier and, although touches of excellence were everywhere to be seen, they never came at the expense of ease of movement and elegance, achieved by discreet draping and folding and underpinnings that were quite obviously as complex as they were light.
Trained as an opera singer, she became an administrator, one who set an enduring standard of excellence that touched the lives of thousands of Usdan students.
The point was that if the two heavyweights of the European game were still booting the ball around the paddock, unable to provide a spectacle that set the crowd drooling, then it still touched new heights of excellence.
The popularity of Excellence also touched off the author-cum-consultant phenomenon in which writers use books to sell their advice and their speeches counsel that appears all the wiser and more valuable because it's printed between covers.
Design excellence touches the consumer because an appreciation for great design, just like that for great art or music, is likely hardwired into our brains.
Although I will occasionally touch up my hair myself, with L'Oréal Paris Excellence Crème Hair Color — it's supergood and easy.
Is Harvard, a bastion of excellence in higher education, not allowed to touch that question?
They have deluded us into the idea that excellence is reserved for a special breed touched by a genetic miracle that passed the rest of us by.
