Sentence examples for very most of from inspiring English sources

But Soderling, the 23d seed, has made the very most of his solitary spot in this French Open.

# Dublin is rich in pubs and poetry and its Literary Pub Crawl (dublinpub crawl.com) makes the very most of both.

But while welcoming divers from around the globe, including the world beating Chinese, Sparkes said the aim was to make the very most of home advantage.

He was a great player, he made the very most of his talents and that was through sheer hard work, professionalism, always doing extra on the training field.

Here we also incorporate the idea of stacking with plants growing at different levels to make the very most of the light.

They make the very most of the Festival Hall's pin-sharp acoustics, swelling gradually so that Stevens's grief seems to ambush you, then offer celestial four-part harmonies as relief.

It's all about making it simpler and easier than ever before to get the very most out of Twitter.

'All contemporary art is very fashionable at the moment, and the very most fashionable of all is Chinese contemporary,' Georgina Adam of the Art Newspaper tells me.

"They are very, very young; most of them are between 18 and 26.

Most of us are very weird, most of us are very nerdy, most of us don't come from Mexico City.

The C-Word is very sad and very funny and very honest and – most of all – very human.