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Usage examples of spectacular.

At last, she found herself in a pleasant reception area, wide windows providing a spectacular view of the sunset over the crystal and ebony spires of the Allegiancy capital.

Anglo-Canadian armies in the brutal, slugging battles for Caen and Falaise the spectacular advances made elsewhere by the Allied forces could never have come about.

Thus did Blotto, a dog of low and irregular birth, contribute to one of the most spectacular discoveries of modern science.

I suppose you think the stream, which is making such a fine display, yonder, is some idle brooklet, ending a long course of error and worthlessness by that spectacular plunge.

This spectacular crime, and the ensuing manhunt for Manso and his two brothers, had caused them to flee their homeland.

It was no more spectacular than a low-orbit moorage of in-system freighters, or some local construction job.

But it was also spectacular, part of the grandness of a sweeping event, like the vivid scene in the switching yard or the people trudging across the snowy overpass with children, food, belongings, a tragic army of the dispossessed.

Nestled high on the edge of the hill, a spectacular panorama spread out before them.

Operation Peloton was a spectacular failure, and the objective was never accomplished.

London cinema house in a spectacular feature in which he bad played the role of a Roman soldier of the Pretorian Guard.

But overhead, a thousand thousand stars glittered like tiny jewels strung on garlands in the heavens-a spectacular sight, as Quarle had promised.

But one summer day he steered it off the gorge road on a return trip from a wood run to Conejos Junction, was somehow thrown clear onto a ledge, and from that spectacular vantage point he watched his rattletrap do a swan dive into the Rio Grande eight hundred feet below.

Joan, at age thirteen, had been a lot more interested in spectacular dinosaur skulls than ratty little teeth like this.

A moment later, Alaphondar rushed through the door, Sarmon the Spectacular close on his heels.

At the other end of the chain lay a feeble old wizard bearing a fatherly semblance to Sarmon the Spectacular.