Sentence examples for what a stellar from inspiring English sources

What a stellar showing befitting a team from New Jersey.Kerry Brix Leander, Tex.

What a stellar group of Tigers in Van's company!

Almost by accident, what began as a stellar birthday card has become a remarkably concise biography, with astute reflections on a career that started with a world scoop (the ascent of Everest) and went on to encompass newspaper reporting, broadcasting, a three-volume history of the British Empire, celebrated travel writing and a memoir of her sex change.

It was, in some senses, a tricky political day for Mrs. Clinton's campaign, as it sought to balance competing forces -- taking advantage of what should be a stellar moment in the campaign, without seeming to be overly harsh toward Mr. Giuliani at a time of personal difficulty for the mayor.

We need to fully capitalise on what's been a stellar 2014.

McGeechan's departure could mark the end of what has been a stellar coaching career.

It is a disappointing end to what has been a stellar season for Robshaw, albeit one that started on a low.

Nikon announced what sounds like a stellar 35mm prime lens yesterday, but it seems the company might have another lens or two coming this year.

Mr. Hirschhorn continued, "MySpace is one of the most alluring innovations of our time and I am honored to collaborate with Tom Anderson and the rest of the MySpace team to take what is already a stellar product into its next evolution".

Abramson's departure brings what had been a stellar career at the Times to a brutal end.

The production had what Canarina calls "a stellar cast" headed by Jussi Björling, Victoria de los Ángeles, Nicola Rossi-Lemeni and Robert Merrill, but the critics, including Virgil Thomson and Irving Kolodin, reserved their highest praise for Monteux's conducting.