Sentence examples for would have excelled from inspiring English sources

Hemingway shot real birds, not Angry Birds — but he would have excelled at pithy Twitter quotes.

The job of Europe's foreign minister, which he could have had and would have excelled at, has gone.

Frank Jr likes to say that in an ideal world he would have excelled at school and gone on to run General Motors.

It never happened – a shame, perhaps, since Smith would have excelled as the slob Oscar with Jones as the prissy Felix (unless, counter-intuitively, they intended to play it the other way round).

It is appropriate on the 15th anniversary of the death of Ayrton Senna that Formula One should restore a form of racing at which the Brazilian would have excelled.

"If he had never had this problem, I don't know if he would have excelled at this sport, whether he would have had that tenacity," said Mr. Perara's wife, Nanci Modica, who first met Mr. Alfonso in 2002 while racing in Havana and is among his biggest supporters in New York.

A first-team All-Horizon League standout on a very subpar Gaels squad, she would've excelled on just about any other area team with the exception of the CIF Division I champions.

With his dynamism, intelligence and attention to detail, Prescott would no doubt have excelled in whichever career he had decided to pursue.

So our guys have excelled in Europe.

Some players have excelled.

They have excelled at communication.