He looks lean and fit and unusually youthful, given the extraordinary and extreme life experiences he has endured over the last 13 years.
She only returned to London after pleas from her new, young prime minister, Tony Blair (and lynch-mob demands to "Show Us You Care" from the tabloids).The double nature of the queen an unusually private woman with extraordinary public duties poses a test for all who try to write about her.
After years reporting about sex trade in the Huffington Post, this extraordinary and unusually closeted crime has finally made the Op-Ed of the New York Times.
Funnily enough, he was an unusually lovable man, despite the extraordinary weirdness of his imagination.
McHugh explained that the Army considers the use of such provisions "only in extraordinary circumstances involving unusually hazardous risks".
This is the second, though nonconsecutive, week in which Mr. Wright drew the lion's share of media attention, receiving extraordinary play over an unusually lengthy period for something that started out as a side issue.
Ben Stein astutely observes that highly intelligent advisers in past administrations often did not have the foresight to make sound policy decisions in unusually tough situations ("Ordinary People vs. Extraordinary Problems," Everybody's Business, Jan . 11.
They say the monsoon advancing towards the west of South Asia combined with westerly winds for an unusually long time and with an extraordinary intensity, which resulted in days of torrential rains.
Investors who bought surging Internet stocks a few years ago thought they had the potential to earn extraordinary returns, but they suffered unusually steep losses.
Later that year, unusually heavy monsoon rains forced the Indus River into extraordinary floods.
Its orchestra was unusually large, and its length more than an hour was extraordinary.
