And Google's cloud software was a cut above the competition.
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Clemson is a cut above every team in the ACC.
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America's Muslims until fairly recently considered themselves a cut above Europe's.
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"This time the charlatan was a cut above," Mr. Yamaji said.
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The durable Anker PowerLine lightning cables are a cut above the rest.
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But the fried chicken sandwich is a cut above the Po' Boy.
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"These people are a cut above," Coast Guard coach Bill George said.
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That's a cut above the national average for women, which is $45.88.
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He hopes to convince more people his solution is a cut above.
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AIR FRANCE likes to present itself as a cut above other European airlines.
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But the Galaxy S7 camera is also a cut above what's come before it.
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All the while, Villanova and North Carolina quietly established themselves as a cut above.
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Prograis had a cut above his eye and was bleeding heavily from the nose.
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And then, a cut above the rest, are the league of Star Wars fan artists.
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The clock display and touch controls are a cut above the cheaper alarms, as well.
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WBNS-10TV reports that the victim suffered a cut above his eye from the altercation.
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I thought the leader of the free world was supposed to be a cut above.
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F Paul Millsap played Monday despite sustaining a cut above his left eye Saturday against Detroit.
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Randall was smart, but her empathy set her a cut above the men in her field.
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A cut above the rest Blake Lively's dress was so massive it needed its own transportation.
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When it comes to private jets, there are some that are a cut above the rest.
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Ms. Morris wrote several books, including "The Fashion Makers" (1978) and "Scaasi: A Cut Above" (1996).
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Of course, the conclusion that Messi and Ronaldo are a cut above everyone else is hardly revelatory.
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And that might be part of why Kids is a cut above the year's other new comedies.
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The campaign finance bills of the 1990s were certainly where he showed he was a cut above.
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In our review we found it was a cut above the competition — easy-to-use and comfortable.
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One might have expected the ninth Republican presidential debate to be a cut above the earlier edition.
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Even the volume knob is milled out metal and feels a cut above the car's $50,000 price range.
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The V6 turbo era started in 2014, with the Mercedes engine immediately proving a cut above the rest.
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So, get yourself — or someone on your holiday gift list — a gift that's a cut above the rest.
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Britain's flag-carrier prides itself as a premium airline, a cut above budget operations such as easyJet and Ryanair.
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As good as those teams and others in the Top 25 should be, Florida is considered a cut above.
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Mr. Wallisch's take on the solo piano arrangement of the piece is a cut above several other contemporary performances.
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From the second you pick up a Darn Tough sock, you can tell it's a cut above the rest.
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The dialogue and plotting, while a cut above those in most children's television, also have a slightly generic quality.
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Clinton will visit on Tuesday, said her paid and volunteer field staff there was "a cut above" the Sanders troops.
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But still kind of amazing to see in a paper that sometimes pretends to be a cut above Erick Erickson.
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In a segment so long dominated by uncomfortable or archaic offerings, the Ranger really is a cut above the rest.
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The production quality and depth of Great Courses' material is still a cut above most of what is available free.
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After a few more punches are thrown, Mr. Luke appears to be bleeding from a cut above his right eye.
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He was eventually stopped by officers and fell to the ground, where he suffered a cut above his eye, officials said.
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And homes in the French Concession are a cut above, with average prices exceeding 14.73,214.7 yuan per square meter, Su said.
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It's well acted and it's just a cut above a typical movie in this genre that you're seeing that in its hold.
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He has often boasted that his government was clean and that he was a cut above previous prime ministers tainted by corruption.
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Even the kids' menu chicken is a cut above — no thick-battered "finger," but a moist, tender chicken breast, grilled to smoky tastiness.
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"With Southsea it's about how it likes to think itself a cut above it's surrounding environs... but it's basically still Portsmouth," Hurley says.
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Already, there are grumblings among some M&A bankers who have always viewed themselves as a cut above the rest on Wall Street.
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Superhost badges are given to experienced Airbnb hosts who have proven themselves to be a cut above the rest, according to the company.
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Still, Mr. Trump said that China was a cut above the rest of America's trading partners when it came to unfair trade practices.
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He could do research and he could write clean copy, which, as WildGoose said, put him a cut above most of the conspiracy internet.
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Duffy slowly worked to strike from top position and near the end of the round opened a cut above Madadi's brow with an elbow.
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Moore, Mr. OT, comes through for Devils OTTAWA — When it comes to overtime, John Moore is now a cut above all other NHL defenseman.
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Because it offers not just exotic meals but also basic supplies, Essex Market is a cut above a typical food hall, Mr. Mehra said.
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Bernal, who looks a cut above the other top climbers and also won Paris-Nice in March, is the bookmakers' favorites ahead of Thomas.
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And while TV has a lot of strong female protagonists (Jessica Jones, Kim Wexler, Selina Meyer, Claire Beauchamp Randall...) Olivia Benson is a cut above.
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He also oversaw a new advertising campaign for the company called "The Business Class of Coworking," which positioned Convene as a cut above its competitors.
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Keeping the media on a tight leash and away from the action at international summits is the norm, but this one is a cut above.
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He just sported a cut above that eye for the rest of movie as fans anxiously awaited the fateful moment where he actually lost an eye.
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But that is why Joanna Jedrzejczyk is so special; she is a cut above the vast majority of MMA fighters who have ever played the game.
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Photograph by Haruka Sakaguchi for The New Yorker But the eel itself, sourced, the menu specifies, from Aichi, in central Japan, is a cut above, too.
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They're certainly a cut above the clunky Dial smartwatch, and they seem like they might actually have a use case (that is, listening to music), unlike i.
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Marx of AV-TEST said that some newer companies secretly relied on data supplied by older companies while marketing themselves as a cut above the older technology.
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While there are plenty of clothing subscription box companies that offer this or a similar model, there are a few that stand a cut above the rest.
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Glimpses of Aubrey Plaza ("Ingrid Goes West") and Brian Tyree Henry ("If Beale Street Could Talk") indicate this could be a cut above the brutally effective 1988 original.
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There are a number of different styles available, but all feature unique details that allow these gloves to stand a cut above the rest when it comes to aesthetics.
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New Zealand's derby matches are producing physical, high-intensity and smooth-flowing play that has been a cut above what the other teams are showcasing on a regular basis.
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Still, the Moncler jackets are a cut above the average schwag, and seem an unusually generous act of giving for Amazon, a company known for its frugal work culture.
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With simple but colorful and richly decorative illustrations a cut above the usual board-book art, both of these triangular-shaped books hide a different animal under large flaps.
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IN THE LONG history of pipe-assisted drinking—beginning with the gold beer-sipping tubes of the Sumerians—Starbucks's plastic straws knew they were a cut above the rest.
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Like anything done with family, his palinka is a cut above the commercial, mass-produced liquor available in markets, "because at home, you put your heart into it," Meszaros said.
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"He was a cut above," recalls Phil Kellogg, who had followed one of his fraternity brothers into the Marines after graduating from the College of Santa Fe in New Mexico.
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Her sister had a fracture in the bone under her eye, a bruised eyeball and needed five stiches to close a cut above her left eye, he told the paper.
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However, Daniels grew from those fights and in his rematch with Holzken he got the better of him for two rounds before a cut above his eye caused a stoppage.
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Heading into Week 11, Texans-Ravens looked like the best game on the schedule, but it didn't take long for Baltimore to prove they were a cut above the competition.
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It's not a knock against the other QBs -- in fact, Menefee says Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson will also be great ... he just believes Rosen is a cut above the rest.
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Not every TV show can (or should!) be a meditation on the darker sides of humanity, and Sneaky Pete is a cut above many other low-calorie riffs on cable dramas.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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But the second difference that keeps Stumptown a cut above is that it's set in Portland, the kind of city that is rarely the setting for a cop drama like this.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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The smart speaker's ability to support Mandarin and Cantonese in addition to all the other languages it already provides puts it a cut above other Chinese smart speakers that only offer Mandarin.
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Following Saturday's bloody upset, when Gonzalez struggled with a cut above his right eye, there might be a bigger audience should these two ever decide to get back into the ring together.
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Michelle Obama stands a cut above the rest as the only prospective candidate who can bring the party together, rebuild the Obama coalition, win back the Midwest and, thus, win the presidency.
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Compared to the McDonald's breakfast burrito, which costs $1.99, and the equally disappointing Wendy's burrito, which costs $1, both burritos from Taco Bell were a cut above the rest in terms of value.
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It's time to take a short intermission from life to indulge in some jaw-dropping daisy dukes ... and if you're feeling lucky try to guess which stars are a cut above the rest!
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Here are the longer-term trendlines, from Real Clear Politics: Biden's and Sanders's support have flagged, Warren is on the rise, with Buttigieg and Harris a cut above the rest of the field.
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"Russian consumers generally see Kia and Hyundai as being a cut above Lada products despite the fact Lada are doing very well with their product line and improving them," said IHS analyst Tim Urquhart.
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We got the other celeb Wentz fresh off a trip to Philly -- and the Fall Out Boy bassist told TMZ Sports his honorary cousin is a cut above all the league's superstar signal-callers.
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" But, cops in Essex say two guys were hurt in the fracas ... saying, "A 17-year-old boy suffered bruising and cuts and a 27-year-old man suffered a cut above his eye.
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Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper needed stitches in 2012 for a cut above his left eye when he slammed his bat against a wall at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati and it recoiled.
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In the docs, Ryan claims the pro skateboarder's attack left him with a broken nose, which required reconstructive surgery, and a cut above his left eye, which required stitches and left a noticeable disfigurement.
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Patagonia is obviously a well-known brand for outdoor enthusiasts, so it's not a shock that their scarves would be a top pick for anyone who needs their outerwear a cut above the average.
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These people help ensure that not only are Target's in-house product ranges often a cut above others in their price bracket (hello, high-fashion collabs), but the aesthetic feel of their stores are, too.
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Golovkin landed some big blows to the head in the closing rounds, opening a cut above Alvares' left eye, but the Mexican prevailed to improve his career record to 50-1-2, including 34 knockouts.
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So, we're now out of the four records you wanted to have in a tie and into second place, so what is it about this record that you think makes it a cut above the others?
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It's a cut above most dance documentaries — a frank, close, and sometimes uncomfortable look at the difficult psychological toll a life on the stage takes on its performers, even those who have successful and healthy careers.
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"The Truffle Bacon Cheeseburger and Bacon Truffle Fries sound like menu items that play to Wendy's brand positioning within the quick-service industry: 'a cut above' traditional fast food, yet still fully within fast food," he wrote.
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The stilted transitions were a cut above Powerpoint's and the filters were a woeful precursor to Instagram's, but Movie Maker opened the door for enterprising fans to add their creative voice to the legacies of their favorite artists.
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The examination by The Times and "Frontline" also raised questions about issues of forensic evidence, including whether a cut above Ms. O'Connell's right eye was a defensive wound, a possible sign of a struggle before the fatal shot.
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Vettel's 44th win lifted him to 68 points, with Hamilton second on 61 and the championship looking ever more likely to be an evenly matched battle between the two with Ferrari and Mercedes a cut above the rest.
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But, the TV uses Samsung's QLED displays use its quantum dot technology for more vibrant and accurate colors, and these are a cut above other LED TVs that you can find around (or sometimes less than) the $1,000 mark.
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While things can get exceptionally busy in parts, its worth joining the scrum for an impeccable selection of bands alongside village fete style games, competitive eating contests and food and drink options a cut above the standard festival fare.
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They all collide on prom night, and the result is a collection of jokes and set pieces that never totally gel but are still a cut above a lot of what tries to pass for studio comedy these days.
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The Mediterranean menu, a cut above many in the region, features white gazpacho, Marseille-style fish soup, fidelini with clams, lobster risotto, grilled fish with a choice of sauces, butter-poached halibut with seawater potatoes, and duck for two.
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Norrie had beaten world number 23 Roberto Bautista-Agut in the opening singles on Friday but Spain were a cut above their opponents as they set up a quarter-final meeting with Germany, who defeated Australia 3-1, in April.
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But Thiel is a cut above even that, carving out a persona over the last two decades that has marched to a very different drummer than pretty much everyone else and one not in tune with anyone in power here now.
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But Thiel is a cut above even that, carving out a persona over the last two decades that has marched to a very different drummer from pretty much everyone else and one not in tune with anyone in power here now.
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And despite an uncharacteristic lack of command in her debut against Canada in this year's tournament, Sato remains a cut above any other pitcher there: a 0.50 ERA in 14 innings pitched, 12 strikeouts to go with just three walks.
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As a film, it's also a cut above most dance documentaries — a frank, close, and sometimes uncomfortable look at the difficult psychological toll a career on the stage takes on its performers, even those who have successful and healthy careers.
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But yes, linguistics is better handled descriptively than prescriptively, and we can acknowledge that "literary" has come to mean a cut above in terms of grace and beauty of expression, and perhaps to imply more depth in terms of subject and resonance.
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While the top seeds have been paying the price of a demanding season, Isner has looked fresh and despite allowing Del Potro to level for one-set all with a double fault on set point, the American was a cut above his opponent.
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This one from Tesvor is a cut above the rest, featuring ultra-strong suction and superior gyroscope navigation technology that allows it to memorize your living space, so it can do its job without getting stuck in a tight area or tumbling down the stairs.
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Both are a cut above what the Jays will roll out there, even once Ezequiel Carrera returns to full health, and both should come at a relatively low price tag, given that they're not great, and are free agents at the end of the season.
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The chef, Andy Sen Sang, a native of Ecuador who moved to the Bronx and graduated from the International Culinary Center, now has this restaurant with an open kitchen and a menu he intends to be a cut above what's often served in the Bronx.
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"We're in a golden age of camp cooking, with food that's fresh, inventive and a cut above, both in flavor and in style," said Ms. Johnson, a veteran camper who is newly enamored of camp cafés au lait made with a battery-powered milk frother.
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"Thomas was taken straight to hospital having suffered abrasions on his shoulder and a cut above his right eye in the wake of the crash, but thankfully the 33-year-old has not sustained any further injuries," the British outfit said in a statement.
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JABA, Pakistan (Reuters) - The only confirmed victim of India's air strike against Pakistan is still unsure why he was shaken awake in the early hours of Tuesday by an explosion that rocked his mud brick house and left him with a cut above his right eye.
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Woods was arrested on Sunday, just a few hours after officers received a call from the city's Kenwood neighborhood from someone who saw a small child running down the street wearing a soiled diaper and bleeding from a cut above his left eye, police tell PEOPLE.
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The 63-year-old six-times champion may have been giving away 16 years to the man tipped to be the next superstar of the game but Federer proved in a dominant third set that for the moment he remains a cut above his young pursuers.
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To understand Liberto's import, consider what kind of convenience food Ricos Cheese Sauce was in its day: As a 2013 report from Smithsonian points out, it was actually a cut above most commercial cheese sauces on the market at the time, which typically poor shelf lives and stubborn consistencies.
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As always, it's a spacy, hypnotizing listen that's a cut above the average beat tape, with particular highlights being new song "Wavey" (which sounds glorious and straight out of 2012), the Björk-sampling "Uncle" which was originally hosted by A$AP Ferg, and all of Clams' work for Vince Staples' Summertime '06.
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P. Terry's basically ignited a new trend for local fast-food chains that sell handmade, responsibly sourced shit that tastes better than McDonald's (think Shake Shack or In-n-Out or any other regional hamburger place that's a cut above), but costs the same amount, and it's still the standard-bearer for that group.
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This spring, Vox introduced The Highlight, a home for writing and reporting that's a cut above, a digital magazine where we could step away from the churn of the news cycle and offer our readers insightful features, surprising essays and profiles, and longform pieces focused on the big cultural and social issues of our time.
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Whether Dodson will join John Lineker and add another bull to the china shop in the center of the cage, or if he can play the part of the matador to prove himself a cut above the Brazilian slugger, will be the question which has this writer on the edge of his seat come Saturday night.
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The archival footage—grainy and often quite lovely—occurs exactly when you expect it to occur; the pans over still photos are the same as in every other documentary; the talking heads, who are mostly friends, family, and collaborators, are a cut above most talking heads, but they are still sitting in comfortable studies, surrounded by books, talking.
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From the emotionally violent opening scene, in which we gradually realize we're seeing a picture of Michael Myers's deeply dysfunctional home life before he snapped and went on his childhood killing spree, Rob Zombie's take on Halloween announces itself as something different, a cut above all the other films in the franchise, bar the first one.
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The show's scripts and visuals are a cut above plenty of other entries in its approximate genre (Emergence is basically a Lost-style mystery series about a strange little girl and the small-town police chief who takes her in), and I've loved the way it has doled out answers to its biggest questions much more quickly than I ever would have expected it to.
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