you've excelled

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

You've worked hard; you've excelled in what you've done.

Baltimore, you've excelled yourself, and your people have been amazing hosts.

Therefore, when you're speaking to a university on the phone during Clearing, any instances where you've excelled in a group would be beneficial to highlight – especially if that experience demonstrates your problem-solving abilities.

If you've excelled in architecture, creative writing, dance, music, theater or visual arts, and would like us to consider your talent, you are welcome to submit an optional arts supplement via SlideRoom.

Adam: Wow EJ you've excelled yourself today.

Make sure that you incorporate areas in which you've excelled in the work personally, as well as examples of when you've collaborated with others in a team.

What have you learned about yourself from times you have excelled and times you have failed?

You have excelled in all aspects of academic life and inspired everyone who knows you.

You have excelled in the challenging MCB major at UC Berkeley and are about to graduate with honors.

You may also want to remind them of recent projects you have excelled at, or ways in which you demonstrated leadership.

This can be something you currently do for work, a hobby you have, or just something you have excelled at in the past.