By contrast, Cruz has been superlative playing to the inside.
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Every superlative has long been exhausted on The Rolling Stones.
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His skills are superlative and his spontaneity unfailingly on tap.
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His superlative season has evoked achievements from an earlier era.
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Navratilova owns another superlative, according to her peers: most competitive.
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And yet these superlative whales haven't been huge that long.
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By its very nature, Major League Baseball trades in superlative talent.
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Their words are an integral part of a superlative visual package.
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Weightless and buoyant, he turned his tricks into sly, superlative comedy.
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His own company has been one of the world's superlative troupes.
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Pros: Superlative flexibility, great heat regulation, reinforced cuff guardCons: Not waterproof
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It's a superlative the city's five million residents don't take lightly.
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Do we like Mozart the most because his music is superlative?
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Black women have long labored beneath the burden of that superlative.
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SUJATA MOHAPATRA Every year many superlative dancers come to New York.
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That's right, it's the superlative Gerd Janson remix of "Grip" by GL!
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She Wolf supplies many of the city's buzziest restaurants with superlative sourdough.
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" Mr. Eugene favored a black hoodie with the superlative "NY's Most Hated.
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His speaking style is superlative, and he is quick on his feet.
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What renders it superlative is a perfect pasta texture and abundant sauce.
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" Being Trump, he could not resist ad-libbing a superlative: "Maybe ever.
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An iconic, strong mug from a brand with a superlative kitchenware reputation.
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Throw a positive superlative word at these speakers and you'll probably get close.
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Gone, sadly, is Jenny Vidbel, a beloved animal trainer, and her superlative pig.
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Within moments, he proved that he is one of today's superlative dance artists.
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There's no questioning the superlative quality of the Centeno and Berrebi's dinner collaboration.
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I don't want to have to measure my experience of being there — superlative!
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That superlative performance won't continue forever — that's no more possible than eternal youth.
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It's practically his signature which would explain the awkward "hunt for booty" superlative.
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The second is superlative: the supergrid has greater geographical extent than the normal grid.
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It also received the "Early Leaders" superlative, given its responsible antibiotic use early on.
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As was the superlative schadenfreude with which her loss was received by the world.
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Texans live with these storms and their superlative descriptions and we remember their power.
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Here are some of the most superlative moments of Game of Thrones Season 7.
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It makes a superlative bed for eggs and an excellent side dish for steak.
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With cars such as the Sportback and the Lambos, you assume superlative build quality.
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Fabián von Hauske Valtierra, on dessert, makes ice cream as superlative as Mangieri's pizzas.
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Cubed ice, especially as it melts, does a superlative job of keeping beverages cold.
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But unlike Thurman-Porter, Thurman-Garcia could never live up to such a superlative.
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His own company, eloquent and athletic, has been one of the world's superlative troupes.
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Trump likes to cast the world in black and white and use superlative language.
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A Marc Jacobs' muse is an effortlessly cool girl, a superlative fit for Kaia Gerber.
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But can we trust Samsung to do superlative software for a completely new form factor?
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Theater connoisseurs praised the superlative control the actor exercised over her face, voice, and body.
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"Definitely feel like I just won a high school superlative," Thomas Rhett wrote on Instagram.
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When it comes to beauty categories, oil has certainly earned the superlative of Biggest Overachiever.
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As we move into the 1970s, the cars begin to appear more like superlative characters.
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Since an important 1989 revival, the superlative inventiveness of this one has become increasingly evident.
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There's no hurry or stress, only the assurance of proper technique tied to superlative talent.
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On the campaign trail, he often titillated supporters by describing the wall in superlative terms.
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The curation suggests that variety is what's supposed to make the medium seem superlative (again).
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Among them, the Sixth Street Viaduct is superlative, with its loopy V-shaped steel frame.
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No problem: The superlative falafel joint Taïm is next door to the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater.
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This additional step makes for superlative shawarma; the falafel will lift your spirits as well.
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Someone with an "Ivy League pedigree" and a "superlative resume" who had done extensive academic writing.
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Lily Cardone's dad, for one, is celebrating the superlative connection he's got with his dog Sebastian.
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And it remains a drop-dead gorgeous automobile that deserves every superlative used to describe it.
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So, without a superlative Wilson game, the Seattle defense will have to completely shut down Arizona.
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It was then served with a superlative sweet miso broth and topped with flying fish row.
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How does one celebrate another superlative, winning performance when it is the swimmer's third best time?
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But I've developed that bias based solely on the fact that the company makes superlative socks.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to use an app to keep track of their favorite weed strains.
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The Argentine will turn 29 in December and has been stellar far more often than superlative.
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These diseases can also be used to a superlative degree or even in a positive way.
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If we chanced upon a superlative one, they could also delight us, like a carnival game.
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There is one superlative performance, however, that provides the show with its most genuinely moving moments.
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The space is "superlative-laden, I would say, in terms of the naming," Brian Swette conceded.
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An earlier version of this article gave incorrect historical context for one superlative for LaMarcus Aldridge.
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What began as an investigation of Saturn's moons has yielded a new superlative for the ringed planet.
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The Pixel achieves superlative results through clever image stacking and processing algorithms rather than pure hardware might.
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The other editor was David Remnick of the New Yorker, the city's superlative magazine of longform journalism.
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You have to be a superlative talent to even reach the major league level, let alone succeed.
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Among ultramarathoners, the Barkley is considered one of the hardest -- a superlative that is subjective, of course.
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Her vocabulary is eclectic and large, her grammar arrestingly idiosyncratic, her skill at group organization often superlative.
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"The overwintering concentration of butterflies in the property is a superlative natural phenomenon," the UNESCO website says.
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Now, for just about every other wintertime outdoor activity, the Ridge to Run II Pants are superlative.
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Inside, they found approximately 1,200 works of superlative art, by artists including Renoir, Picasso, Matisse and Degas.
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Nashville Predators These teams won their first-round series without home-ice advantage and behind superlative goaltending.
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Dumbbells offer a superlative strength training workout because they engage so many muscles at once during use.
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The photogenic Varble attracted superlative photographers, Jimmy DeSana, Peter Hujar, Allan Tannenbaum and Greg Day among them.
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McClain didn't have the superlative year he had in 2014, and was suspended for part of the season.
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"Crabby bunny," she called her youngest child Romeo, while husband Alec was given the "movie star bunny" superlative.
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He emphasized that success was a function both of current macro dynamics and a hankering for superlative products.
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Lesser-known is the wasp's superlative ability to carry loads that are unexpectedly heavy given the creature's size.
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Superlative businesses and nation states with strong institutions provide a secure means of getting well-paid, satisfying work.
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Because if the superlative LHC can't find answers, it will cast doubt that answers can be found experimentally.
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Ms. Maddow is also the top-rated prime-time news host, a superlative long held by Mr. O'Reilly.
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Pros: Great prices, superlative wind-proofing, available in multiple colors and patternsCons: Sizing issues with women's snow pants
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Supreme classicist, supreme modernist and still underrated as a superlative Romantic and dramatist, he remains ballet's dominant figure.
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She knew that breakout success was rare and that her route would be tough, especially without superlative reviews.
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Also, the last time this superlative was used to describe a domestic terrorist attack was only 16 months ago.
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Unlike most documentaries, The Superlative Light is viewable in 2D as well as in 360 degrees of virtual reality.
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He stopped Tim Boetsch, Rua (in a rematch), and Lombard—all good fighters, none superlative when Henderson fought them.
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There are a lot of variables – scientific and otherwise – that must be wrangled to produce a single superlative cup.
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Apple designs and builds software together, so if the software isn't excellent, it does the superlative hardware a disservice.
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Things started a little shaky, when neither DeGeneres nor Witherspoon correctly guessed the superlative Winfrey won in high school.
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With the superlative "social media queen" attached to her name, it's clear Gomez knows how to drum up interest.
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Perhaps the hostile atmosphere will inspire the disgraced duo to play some superlative innings, worthy of the hallowed trophy.
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These American isles represent some of the intriguingly superlative, quirky and wild within the nation's fresh and sea waters.
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Some of it is superlative, some is not; but to dismiss it wholesale is plainly an error in judgment.
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They anointed themselves the "most accessible orchestra on the planet," and have gone some ways toward justifying that superlative.
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Whatever our views of Obama's politics, we should be able to agree that he is a superlative family man.
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Going there was like walking into an American's fantasy of Scandinavia — a superlative quality-of-life index made real.
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Marin Alsop is the conductor in charge of this year's cohort of superlative young players from around the country.
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Chosen for the Ames Annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition, the work has sparked superlative outrage among locals, the Iowa Informer reported.
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This high-powered laser, called the Texas Petawatt, inspired the short documentary film The Superlative Light from director Ben Steinbauer.
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In The Superlative Light, Shults's story is full of dynamic locations which lend themselves to this immersive visual output perfectly.
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Here, we recognize some of the greatest achievements in kiss cam history with a series of highly competitive superlative awards.
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The original was the work of Henrik Fisker, the guy who designed the superlative BMW Z8 and Aston Martin DB9.
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These two superlative performers establish beyond doubt, if we needed any reminding, that great talent is ageless and ever-rewarding.
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Using phrases like "most popular" to describe the iPhone X on the call, Cook avoided using another superlative: most expensive.
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But Claws wouldn't work as well as it does without the superlative cast that helps ground it's far-fetched plots.
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In this superlative account, Napoleon is a mortal, with great virtues and equally great flaws, at once dazzling and gauche.
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Unlike Mr Murray, Mr Wawrinka's overall record suggests that he is a very strong player, but not a superlative one.
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Trust us, we've seen some things — and now we'll be offering those things some arbitrary superlative awards: Chillest sitch: Steep.
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Simply choose a superlative to award an Office fan in your life and order a trophy with an engraved tag.
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The cognoscenti of duckpin often pause before describing Bisson Sykes's talent and impact, as if searching for the proper superlative.
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OLED is the peak in screen technology, as it delivers superlative colors and contrast compared to any other screen technology.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Michael Dell and Meg Whitman may be business competitors, but they can each claim a technology industry superlative.
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The Oral-B Pro 7500 Electric Toothbrush makes superlative use of technology with onboard sensors, timers, and a powerful app.
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Sweden may also be the coldest of the championship races, with only Russia giving it a run for that superlative.
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All of them came to the same conclusion: My surgeon was, and is, a superlative doctor and a conscientious practitioner.
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It's also home to the Four Seasons Nevis, which offers an excellent value for superlative service and honeymoon-worthy luxury.
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Any superlative is an easy way to reel Rick into an adventure—remember the best marriage counselor in the universe?
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Starr became a passionate student and a superlative field general, and he never stopped giving Lombardi credit for his success.
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Watanabe turns 113 next month, but he got an early birthday present when Guinness World Records confirmed his superlative status.
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This is merely Hollywood recognizing, very belatedly, South Korea's amazing film industry — which has been making superlative films for decades.
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But after a successful start at the Atlantic Theater Company Off Broadway, it moved to Broadway and earned superlative reviews.
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His story caters to such gastronomes, as they vie for superlative experiences—most extreme, most local, most remote, most odd.
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Celebrities of superlative talent will always be able to allow the work, and intermittent interviews about it, speak for itself.
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" He mentioned her gender, he wrote, "because a man of her superlative gifts would surely be an international superstar today.
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As we have seen recently with Shohei Ohtani, they happen with no regard for how superlative a talent the player is.
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Insects are also superlative for another, disturbing reason: They're vanishing at a very fast rate in some parts of the world.
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So, what do you get from a multi-thousand-dollar TV in 2018 that LG's superlative OLED options don't give you?
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As a work of speculative fiction — particularly about a subject as complex as the future of democracy — State Tectonics is superlative.
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Blatt now finds himself in a rare class of coaches who were fired at the peak of a statistically superlative season.
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The superlative that's probably most useful to us more casual bacon eaters was the Best All-Purpose, No-Frills Supermarket Bacon.
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Like James, West was not a stranger to superlative nicknames, with people calling him the Logo, Mr. Clutch and Mr. Outside.
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Henri was uncomfortable painting likenesses of strangers, but when painting family and friends he produced some superlative examples of the genre.
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Cate's a founding editor on the Cooking team, a scratch cook and a superlative colleague, and we're going to miss her.
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One of Downtown New York's superlative tale spinners gathers up his trilogy of eerie monologues about the places he has haunted.
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But there is one superlative — most expensive subway line on Earth — no taxpayer or commuter would care to be associated with.
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His works entered the repertoire of numerous dance companies, and his own company has been one of the world's superlative troupes.
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In 20083, when Cunningham made "Summerspace," one of his enduring classics, Rauschenberg designed superlative costumes and décor in impressionist-pointillist style.
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Divided into three parts, this screen adaptation is a companion piece and a stand-alone work, and itself superlative film criticism.
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"There's nothing you can say about what Sean's done that's not in some way shape or form a superlative," McDaniels said.
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Unstoppable is probably too super a superlative to bestow upon Brad Miller, but the man did have a serious pump fake.
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The T20 Wireless don't have the superlative sound quality of something like the Final E5000, which just compels you to have it.
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This year's superlative award goes to Ford, for the Mustang Shelby GT22049, the most powerful version of the muscle car to date.
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This year's superlative award goes to Ford, for the Mustang Shelby GT500, the most powerful version of the muscle car to date.
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But what else can you say about the actress and fitness legend that would appropriately do justice to her superlative sartorial stylings?
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A more recent media myth is that news coverage of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the Gulf Coast 12 years ago, was superlative.
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Samin Nosrat joins us with a superlative article in the paper we delivered this morning to doorsteps and driveways across the nation.
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In the past, before she started complaining to Google's HR about discrimination at the company, she had received superlative reviews, she said.
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The city was "the last possibility of the beautiful," he wrote, straining to surpass the superlative he had lavished on the country.
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The play is more complex than chess, with a far greater possible sequence of moves, and requires superlative instincts and evaluation skills.
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He coached at three different minor league levels, as well as at spring training where he gained renown for his superlative skill.
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I've done it with the ravioli served at Babbo in New York, and with a superlative salad served at Canlis in Seattle.
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But what if you don't possess some superlative talent, if you're not the greatest drummer or photographer or playwright who ever lived?
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How many times do we need to hear adjectives in their superlative form before we spot a pattern: largest, rainiest, driest, deadliest?
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WASHINGTON — Suzanne Farrell was the most celebrated of the many ballerinas trained and presented by the superlative choreographer George Balanchine (1904-83).
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The only way to guarantee a superlative gig each and every time is to rehearse and rehearse, to get everything down pat.
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I lost my heart to Ms. Praetorius and Mr. Kaas; Mr. Kupinski is another who more than honors his superlative dance lineage.
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"It's bigger, it's bigger," Eric said, struggling for the right word, then turning to a superlative, a habit inherited from his father.
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The V.A. should not be torn down, but defended and expanded — on history, on principle and especially on its superlative health outcomes.
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In between, in Dallas, another terrible superlative was notched when a sniper's rifle delivered law enforcement its deadliest day since 9/11.
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There was "perfect weather, a superlative dinner, a dance party for the ages, and a dress that defies adjectives," according to Goop's post.
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So, if you're a regular horoscope reader and need a little help socially navigating Thanksgiving Eve, try viewing everyone as an astrological superlative.
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Whatever the case, it was the final stepping stone to the prodigiously assured vocalist, superlative dancer, and expert sunglasses wearer we have today.
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BMW owners know that it is a superlative machine, too, and they don't have to convince any of their friends of that fact.
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The light's superlative status was confirmed years ago by both the suspect, Ripley's Believe It or Not, and the official, General Electric, alike.
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That emphasis on constant hard work has stayed with Thiem, even when his superlative ability could allow him to rest on his talent.
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Donald J. Trump — he of the "huge" rallies, beautiful wall and superlative buildings — is happy to go small, at least with his team.
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Anyone or anything who makes it into the Guinness World Records book is superlative: they are the tallEST, the smallEST, the highEST, etc.
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But if the man some fans have called Godzingis is a unicorn, the world will need some far greater superlative to describe Towns.
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She's also a fount of hilarity and superlative turns of phrase, which Lockwood appreciates as the antecedent to her own way with words.
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We passed a strip club, a popular spot for parties during developer conferences, which my co-workers claimed had a superlative lunch buffet.
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Everything about my brother is superlative, including his demons: crippling insomnia, legendary alcoholism and a chemical imbalance that has repeatedly imploded his life.
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He cannot stand the possibility that he is not the smartest guy in the room—the greatest, most powerful, the superlative in every way.
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He submitted paperwork a month ago to Guinness World Records, which authorizes superlative achievements, and hopes to hear back this week, he told CNN.
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Lauren Frances Adams's newest solo exhibition, Germinal, at Maryland Institute College of Art, offers a new superlative that references female power on female terms.
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If you just want to be a hipster with an expensive and superlative camera, Leica has a whole range of those to sell you.
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"Certainly the use of embroidery, the use of details in adornment and embellishment on top of the leather pieces are just superlative," he added.
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One jinx early in Yod's career was the superlative Orono Wor Petchpoon who defeated him on two occasions in 2004 (elbows) and 2005 (knees).
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This difficulty of playing in the 27's world is even greater since the new-generation 23, priced from $26,500, is a superlative machine.
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Donovan's name is an American soccer superlative—the MLS MVP trophy is called the Landon Donovan MVP trophy—and he's the league's defining player.
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Perhaps it's our reality-TV culture, or our general propensity to like things big (think Trump's "tremendous"), but another big trend is superlative names.
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Eager to hold the high ground, Ford's new Expedition can lay claim to the superlative of best-in-class towing potential among full-sizers.
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"Murray is playing better at the moment but he has never made the final in London where Djokovic has a superlative record," he added.
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He added that star soprano Anna Netrebko, who played young aristocrat Maddalena di Coigny - a role once played by diva Maria Callas - was "superlative".
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We're talking superlative disasters, like accidentally waxing off a chunk of your eyebrow, burning your neck with a curling iron, or chipping a tooth.
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Of that group, Perez seems the most due for an upgrade; his bat does not quite match his superlative defense, at least not yet.
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This superlative dancer deserves all that, and he deserves a better dance than this one, which makes his humility look wan rather than heroic.
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I can think of few better novelists than Yan, with his superlative gifts for storytelling and penetrating eye for truth, to imagine the answers.
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The sustained sports failure of this superlative-obsessed metropolis is due to a toxic combination of better opponents, questionable coaching and front-office mismanagement.
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Federal research into these questions will build upon and connect the superlative private funding that has filled this gap over the past 23 years.
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This makes for superlative breathability and heat release, keeping your foot as dry and cool as possible while still preventing abrasion and providing support.
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It's a nationally superlative figure -- the most exonerations won by a district attorney in such a short period of time and for such weighty crimes.
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Famous Dave's is a barbecue restaurant in La Crosse, Wisconsin with a superlative-studded menu that includes its Award Winning Ribs and its Famous Feasts.
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So if anyone deserves to model their superlative wardrobe of mini dresses, crop tops and Southwestern accessories for the masses, it's the "My Prerogative" singer.
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Yet Mr. Flewitt acknowledged the intensity of the pressure to keep customers convinced that the machines McLaren made, no matter how superlative, were worth buying.
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In the absence of Halloween candy, here are 10 superlative awards for the best costumes I saw yesterday at SVCC: Impeccable timing, Hulk Hogan fan.
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Jacare is a scary, superlative middleweight whose one-fight win streak elides the eight straight victories that preceded a close split-decision loss to Romero.
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He is invigorated by playing on a line with the superlative forwards Aleksander Barkov and Jonathan Huberdeau, whose combined age (42) is less than his.
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Superlative feats have always thrilled average mortals, in part, perhaps, because they register as a victory for Team Homo Sapiens: they redefine the humanly possible.
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The website for her company, Magnified PR, was one of the many sites housed under the Superlative Music site created for the artist's fake label.
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The Broil King Regal S590 Pro 5 Burner Natural Gas Grill offers an abundance of cooking space and superlative temperature control across its many burners.
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There are many fine partners (the Angle brothers, Jared and Tyler, set superlative standards, with the younger Russell Janzen almost as fine), but few heroes.
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And the numbers for cable news are superlative: Last week, Fox News notched its highest-rated week of the year in terms of total viewership.
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We stand to lose our ability to hike and camp, to bike and boat, to hunt and fish and explore freely in these superlative places.
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But, for all their populist nose-thumbing, what is most striking about them is the superlative skill and conceptual rigor with which they are made.
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And while that rather dramatic superlative is up for debate, I still don't think it's a stretch to say 2016 was a completely fucking terrible time.
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Last year's featured a "combination of classic style and superlative quality that are the hallmarks of both the Oscars and Rolex," according to an online statement.
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The superlative collection of avant-garde art that she managed to smuggle out of France during the German occupation cost her a total of just $40,000.
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Krebs characterizes this data exposure as "truly massive — possibly superlative," and the number of records and the sensitive information they contained certainly backs that claim up.
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Of course, no interrogation into the finer points of Nicole's superlative personal style would be complete without a comprehensive list of the things she's currently feeling.
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Wandering, tipsy, around this shrine to the stars, the 40 or so other foreign astronomers had come to China to collaborate on the superlative-snatching instrument.
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November 8, 2016: The culminating struggle between two of the most polarizing figures in US history, to determine which will win the planet's superlative public office.
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Kwame: I'm taking this superlative to mean the moments that make you wonder, "What the hell did I just see?" while offering up no concrete answers.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Aramco, as Saudi Arabian Oil Co is usually known, is set to add another superlative to the list: the world's most valuable listed company.
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Rather, genre should be considered a method of telling a story, of breaking open the confines of the everyday to reveal the superlative qualities in humanity.
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He told me that his son had been a victim of discrimination: despite superlative grades and test scores, he was not accepted to a "top" college.
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Pros: Excellent heat conductivity and responsiveness, superlative copper-aluminum-stainless steel combination, limited lifetime warranty, made in the USCons: Heavy, expensive, exposed copper makes cleaning difficult
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The Hall-of-Famer's superlative Afro is a thing of the past, but Artis Gilmore is alive, well, and available for speaking engagements and workshops. Nos.
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A dancer of superlative refinement with the air of a silent-movie star, caught somehow between the world of the speaking and the world of dreams.
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Instead, we focused on his most-repeated claims, his most surprising comments and superlative boasts about his record, regardless of whether they seemed true or false.
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As Golf Channel's Robert Damron recalled, the consensus was that too many good players populated the game to make possible the rise of another superlative one.
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As to be expected from this superlative art historian, "Misère" is formidably astute and insightful, using absorbing visual analysis to untangle a deeply complex social issue.
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It's the true successor to the original iPhone, with lust-worthy styling, superlative materials, and a stunning amount of power and intelligence for a hand-held device.
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The first phone had me scratching my head for reasons to keep my SIM inside it instead of returning to my Google Pixel and its superlative camera.
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For all of the polarized feelings that McGregor has drawn, especially in the wake of losing to Nate Diaz, he is a superlative fighter and a champion.
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Sasha is the consummate literary sad woman, the superlative embodiment of an alluring silhouette: a woman contoured and whittled by her suffering, self-destructive and utterly destroyed.
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What emerges throughout is the impression that Wautier's gender, combined with elevated social status, wealth, and, somewhat ironically, her superlative talent, have all contributed to her obscurity.
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In the MMA bubble, it's a phrase often attached to qualifiers like "potential" or "candidate," rendering its meaning as something less than superlative: an entertaining, competitive fight.
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And without giving away the show's most harrowing imagery — a superlative for which there's plenty of competition — I should warn you that these are not quiet graves.
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Trump did, though, devote time to one of his main tactics, superlative-laden bragging, whether about America's preparedness, its economy, its healthcare system or its talented doctors.
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Simone meant so much to her, and to other black women, I think, in part because of how she turned social exclusion into superlative beauty and style.
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For many, this equals "Esplanade" as Mr. Taylor's greatest work; it is also one of several creations that qualify him as one of the superlative war poets.
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On the way there, swing by Capitol Hill's Bakery Nouveau for a superlative morning snack: a rich double-baked almond croissant filled with sweet almond cream ($2250).
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One such superlative, referring to public-school teachers, is New York's Brightest; it was coined by an ad agency in 2004 for an Education Department recruitment campaign.
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" Wine Club Reviews also gave Vinebox a thumbs up, noting that while they "reserve superlatives for very-high-end wine ... these are just shy of superlative-worthy.
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Watching in stupefaction is his newly hired servant, Cliton (the superlative comic actor Carson Elrod), who himself has a psychological tic that gets him into hot water.
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Gronkowski, New England's superlative tight end, has missed seven straight games with a back injury that required surgery, and he will be unavailable for the Super Bowl.
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Strolling in short sleeves atop the rapidly melting Spencer Glacier, Brettschneider lists one superlative after another, pulled from a century's worth of records that predate Alaskan statehood.
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That would give Moonves — considered a superlative programmer, the best of the last few decades — the room to make whatever moves he thought necessary to shoring up Viacom.
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The critical reception hasn't been superlative, with the movie receiving a 31 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes from critics, but the early audience score is 89 percent.
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But there's been a solitary light in the darkness of November: Microsoft finally saw fit to make superlative skateboarding game Skate 23 playable on its Xbox One console.
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All of them were fast, all of them came with Audi's superlative all-wheel drive, and all of them were comfortable enough to drive to work every day.
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I had it in my head since I was a freshman that that was the senior superlative to win, because that meant that you had fashion and style.
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That may take another show, one where we get a look further below the surface at what makes this superlative network an evolving, branching and increasingly international organism.
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Gimelstob even went so far as to tell Isner and his family that if the player stuck with what his coaches were emphasizing, the results would be superlative.
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About the only superlative you can't use is that it doesn't offer the 90Hz refresh rate you can get on the OnePlus 7 Pro or other gaming phones.
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Using John Lanchbery's superlative arrangement of Mendelssohn's items of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" music, this conflates Shakespeare's play to a single-act, one-scene but intensely multifaceted drama.
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Baca's repertoire includes both traditional Peruvian songs and her own originals, but the sound is consistent thanks to her ensemble's elegant acoustic instrumentation and her superlative, powerful voice.
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WIMBLEDON, England — When Cori Gauff, 15, became the youngest qualifier in Wimbledon's history, the latest superlative in a budding career already full of them, she had a wish.
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"Not only is the rough superlative in size and quality, but no rough even remotely of this scale has ever been offered before at public auction," he said.
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The Superlative Light tells the story of documentary photographer Robert Shults, who went from being a homeless dreamer to a home-owning artist after photographing this brightest light source.
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Blazers point guard Damian Lillard—an All Star snub, mind you—led the pack with a superlative game, racking up a stunning 51 points, seven assists, and six steals.
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Even in the studio's storied history of superlative short films, Bao stands apart, both in its emotional boldness and in the astute personal details Shi infuses throughout the film.
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I'm telling you all this so that when I say "The Midnight Club" is maybe the wildest episode of Riverdale yet, you understand that the superlative truly means something.
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Because Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener are superlative dancers, a dancegoer wants them only to appear in work worthy of them, or in choreography that's at least remotely important.
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But after a grueling 88 minutes, Cameroon broke the 1-1 tie with a superlative series of touches from substitute Vincent Aboubakar that resulted in the exquisite volley, above.
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The question may also be: Why would we ever turn to the internet, the vast sea into which the world dumps its opinions, to find the single superlative anything?
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Now, there wasn't a blinding flash of OLED-powered light that dropped me to my knees, but there's no mistaking the fact that the X1 has a superlative screen.
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Datadog was among the first cloud-native monitoring solutions, and the superlative success of cloud infrastructure in penetrating the enterprise the past few years has benefitted the company enormously.
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But the moment passed, and his mood seemed to regain altitude, the desperate souls on the rope line reaggregating into an adoring mass of victory-assuring, superlative-defying yugeness.
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And then, come opening night, he will climb atop a bar or a table and dole out praise in poetically turned phrases that are somehow both sincere and superlative.
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The chef Michael Johnson serves up high-end food at affordable prices, including a superlative lamb gyro at Rhojos (83 West Washington, Burns, 541-573-7656; facebook.com/Rhojos-99288139990).
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"The marque's Colour and Trim experts gently sensationalised the engineering substance of Black Badge, seamlessly blending superlative comfort, bold aesthetics, advanced materials and precise, meticulous craftsmanship," the automaker said.
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Like Francie and Holden before her, Lucy, a street-smart, superlative basketballer vulnerable to the perils of approaching womanhood, is too carefully drawn to be equated with anyone else.
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CreditCreditAdrienne Grunwald for The New York Times Even with his superlative sleuthing skills, Sherlock Holmes may not have recognized a costume ball held in his honor the other night.
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To this day, it remains her least written-about novel, often dubbed her "most difficult," and now it gets a new superlative: the last to be translated into English.
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So now I (zero master's degrees, shallow) will let you in on another superlative about the new Emma: It's also the sexiest screen adaptation of the novel on record.
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Martin Scorsese calls Driver "one of the best, if not the best, actors of his generation," but even that sort of superlative fails to describe his place in Hollywood.
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" In another anti-superlative, Smith suspects that the invasion of Iraq will "likely go down in history as the worst foreign policy decision ever made by an American president.
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We're helpfully informed that it's "the slowest car on the island" racing "the fastest car on the island," because this series has never met a superlative it didn't love.
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Shojo: Most places would settle for just one superlative, but Shojo somehow pulls off the trifecta of being one of the city's best cocktail bars, restaurants, and overall coolest spaces.
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He is no longer just a promising 23-year-old catcher but a superlative star who has helped the Yankees climb back into the chase for a wild-card spot.
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Simple: he's difficult, dangerous, possesses superlative timing, technique, and, much like western boxing's Floyd Mayweather, possesses the rare ability to tune in to the rhythm and tempo of his opponents.
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But one reason the Astros are here is their superlative defense, which had rescued them moments earlier when reliever Brad Peacock threw out Justin Turner at third on Hernandez's bunt.
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That Meyer's job hangs in the balance despite superlative coaching and no known risk of N.C.A.A. sanctions is the latest example of an unmistakable shift in big-time college sports.
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Age 43 Joined 1998 Hometown Yaphank, N.Y. Michael Trusnovec, or Hank as Mr. Taylor calls him — the name of his birthplace cracks the choreographer up — is the company's superlative veteran.
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That would give Moonves — considered a superlative programmer, some say the best of the last few decades — the room to make whatever moves he thought necessary to shoring up Viacom.
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He has rightly focused instead on shaping the cast into a superlative ensemble despite a series of setbacks: Both Mr. Carvajal and Mr. Gathegi, who are excellent, were late replacements.
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When consumers are exposed to superlative customer experiences or faster ways to action something online, they are quick to apply their newly-raised expectations to every other brand or industry.
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But the show has rarely been as superlative as it was in "Mother," in which Selina Meyer had to simultaneously say goodbye to her dying mother and, more disappointingly, the presidency.
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Even if I did have a sweetheart this year for Valentine's Day, which I don't, I realized that you're never really alone, you're always with yourself, and that companionship is superlative.
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On July 4th Kevin Durant, the Thunder's superlative small forward whose contract expired after last season, announced that he would abandon his employer in order to join...the Golden State Warriors.
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We won't go into the details here, but that these items are (at least according to Montblanc's press release) superlative in every way, steeped in "century-old traditions" and the like.
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In multiple interviews, the President's original superlative-laden physician is breaking news, airing grievances and dancing on the grave of Donald Trump's former physician at the White House, Dr. Ronny Jackson.
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Instead, the Rams extended their best start to a season since 217 with another key play from L.A.'s superlative special teams — and two crushing special-teams mistakes by Green Bay.
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What the Dodgers did get, however, was enough strong pitching of their own — and a pair of superlative diving catches in the outfield by Taylor in left and Bellinger in right.
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This corner of Midtown Manhattan is home to some superlative restaurants if you know where to look, including an excellent Neapolitan-style pizzeria and one of the city's finest Korean kitchens.
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As consumers shop to fulfill functional needs, companies that provide superlative products — the longest-lasting jean, the most ethical cashmere sweater, the best white T-shirt — are edging out magpie retailers.
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It is big, bold and wonderfully overblown, and in that sense it manages to own Wembley, to eclipse even the refurbished Home of Football in its glossy spectacle and superlative production values.
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Yes, wireless cans have been an ongoing trend for a while now, but they've tended to prioritize portability and other features like the QC35s' superlative noise canceling rather than pure audio quality.
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Connected to a Sonos SUB sub-woofer and a pair of satellites it makes for a superlative surround-sound system and, on its own, it can play almost any audio without flaw.
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Just take a look at the best campaign ad of 218, produced for Democratic candidate David Brill: Apologies for the overused media superlative, but weaponizing your opponent's family against them is brilliant.
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Some creative team is going to focus on drafting and developing pitchers with superlative command and control — the ability to place the ball wherever they want — but perhaps a lack of velocity.
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In a grim, new superlative amid the sectarian war's brutality, the UN has declared the acute child malnutrition being experienced in Eastern Ghouta to be the worst the conflict has yet seen.
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From the 2017 draft, Dallas defenseman Miro Heiskanen and Vancouver forward Elias Pettersson, who had superlative pro seasons in Finland and Sweden, could be Calder Trophy contenders for rookie of the year.
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Especially when compared to those we call "leading men," beautiful vessels who all compete for the same few superlative parts, yet seem more naïve and distant from reality with each passing role.
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Mark Hix, the celebrity chef and owner of the property also has the superlative Hix Oyster and Fish House, the best restaurant in town (Cobb Road; hixrestaurants.co.uk/restaurant/hix-oyster-fish-house).
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Two Hollywood classics released just a decade apart, two superlative poets joined in friendship and legacy — how often do books about cultural pillars of the American 20th century arrive so neatly paired?
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The Counter cafe in the lobby serves sandwiches, including the superlative "Classic NJ Pork Roll," consisting of fried egg, cheese and Taylor ham — the less said about its nutritional value, the better.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, the only medical record Trump released was a superlative-laden affirmation of his fitness that his doctor, Harold Bornstein, later claimed the future president dictated to him.
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Superlative college players like U.C.L.A.'s Lew Alcindor (who later changed his name to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) and Georgetown's Patrick Ewing had the kinds of supporting casts that come with championship teams.
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Ethan Craft Ethan wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed, brightest bulb in the drawer, or any other superlative of intelligence, but Lizzie didn't love her class hunk from afar for his brains.
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While Budapest brought an 81st career win - 10 short of Michael Schumacher's all-time record - it took a strategy gamble and some superlative driving to reel in pole-sitter and leader Max Verstappen.
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We Live was the first album to feature guitarist Liz Buckingham (formerly of Sourvein) and the telepathic interplay between her and Oborn is amped to fine fettle on the superlative ''Eko Eko Azarak.
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Volkswagen also announced that the Tiguan would inherit the superlative warranty that the new, bigger 2018 Volkswagen Atlas received: a 6-year/72,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty, which also includes powertrain issues.
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Phelim McDermott's take on Philip Glass's opera, originally produced by the English National Opera and the L.A. Opera, arrives in New York, with the superlative countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo in the title role.
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Not only did they belt homers and get strong pitching Monday, but Teixeira had two superlative scoops of errant throws from shortstop Didi Gregorius, turning a potentially troublesome inning into a smooth one.
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Photograph by Mark Peckmezian for The New Yorker Steidl, who is sixty-six, is known for fanatical attention to detail, for superlative craftsmanship, and for embracing the best that technology has to offer.
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But unlike attempts by other veteran divas, Carey's returns to the spotlight generally succeed, thanks to her enviable ear, superlative vocal talent and willingness to bend her initially sugarcoated pop to new trends.
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Ms. Bainbridge said Agern, a Nordic restaurant at Grand Central Terminal that is temporarily closed after a flood in March, had also been churning out superlative alcohol-free beverages, incorporating savory, unexpected ingredients.
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A long list of high-end restaurants in Hong Kong have followed, ready to pay the premium price tag—20-30 percent more than an F1 beef—for what they consider superlative Wagyu.
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As if to celebrate, Charli XCX—Proper Popstar and superlative wearer of PVC – has blessed us with three (3!) new songs from her upcoming mixtape, due to be released this Friday, March 10.
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The acting is superlative, with del Toro exuding a quiet power over everyone in the prison, including the guards (he's less weird here than he often is, and is both quietly menacing and charming).
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology is currently pouring resources into "post-quantum cryptography," classical encryption that can work even if a computer has 15 times the qubits of Google's current superlative system.
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" He added that "we believe that Chipotle is in the early innings of its transformation" and that its "world-class management team should drive superlative growth in sales and profits for years to come.
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The emotional connection that can result when teachers make learning personally relevant to students is what differentiates superficial, rote, topical assimilation of material from a superlative education marked by deep mastery and durable learning.
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But rather than focus on that superlative, residents often cite smaller-scale features of the community when describing what they like about the place: its block parties, bocce games and backyards full of children.
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But most of the categories aren't even about physique; the only sexiest superlative that's about a particular body part is Sexiest Legs, while most focus on vocation (Sexiest Actress, Sexiest Athlete) or facial feature.
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That dozens of one-act Balanchine ballets, like "Divertimento No. 15" and "Symphony in Three Movements," are now regularly danced from Phoenix to Miami, from Vienna to Vancouver, is a victory of superlative modernism.
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Esper also insisted the intelligence gathered by the US was "exquisite," but whether it was worthy of the superlative remains an open question as he didn't actually share any of it with the press.
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Superlative performance is a confluence of dozens of small skills or activities, each one learned or stumbled upon, which have been carefully drilled into habit and then are fitted together in a synthesized whole.
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He was looking to extend his front-running ways in an elimination match against Tiger Woods, whose superlative career has been a sucker pin that McIlroy recently decided to stop taking dogged aim at.
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There's no reason Picabia should have made "Nu de Do." He was a superlative painter who supposedly got his start by forging his father's art collection and selling off the originals as a teen.
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The Pixel is about to add greater versatility to its superlative camera, whether the extra lens is super-wide or telephoto, and Google is in a combative mood months in advance of the phone's release.
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Rumors of an Apple "iCar" came to a head in early 2015, fueling breathless visions of Jony Ive in full superlative mode, pronouncing "aluminum" over and over at the unveiling of a crisp new automobile.
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"A few weeks back when I was quote, unquote, snubbed by the academy, it reminded me when I briefly attended high school and was overlooked for the coveted yearbook superlative category best looking," Sandler said.
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It only leaves the conclusion that Brian Molko, a superlative performer, just really cares about giving the people what they want (read: not Kings of Leon circa 2008), and for that we must laud him.
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The episodic structure the Chiens favor, with an independent story in every scene, remains, and a group of longtime members, among them the superlative Céline Fuhrer and Maxence Tual, continue to set a high bar.
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Your superlative ways seemed impermeable in the worlds of Ligue 1 and Serie A, but surely the hype-destroying EPL—with its tabloids and ludicrously high expectations—would finally dismantle your 34-year-old self, right?
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Karwai Tang/WireImage; Phil Lewis/Wenn What does one of the greatest athletes of all time do after proving her superlative skills on the court yet again, winning her seventh Wimbledon and 22nd Grand Slam title?
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This has been part of the formula for writing an anti-hero for almost 20 years, but Jimmy doesn't need to be superlative to be interesting—he isn't the best lawyer, or even the best crook.
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As if somehow beckoned by the sound of his own superlative music, like some kind of spectre of soul, you are visited by Stevie IRL Wonder, who glides into that Marriott as if to save you.
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I can't get enough of them, and I bought some extra to peel for dessert tomorrow after Nigella Lawson's penne alla vodka, which seems like a superlative way to take the edge off a Monday night.
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Robbins's ballet is good but suffers by comparison to the superlative 1923 choreography by Bronislava Nijinska, which, with greater force, makes bride and groom yet more passive and the social units far more shatteringly machine-like.
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Two eggs are indeed served, as the menu promises, "How you want 'em," scrambled, fried, or folded into an omelette, and plated with a superlative crackly edged hash-brown patty rough-chopped into bite-size pieces.
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"Forgiveness of the loans removes a great impediment to innovation and the delivery of superlative education to talented women and men who build and sustain our communities, cities and nations," Verret said in the department release.
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It corroborated all that the Raiders had tried to dispel over the past week, after Carr's injury ruined his superlative season, upended the A.F.C. hierarchy and dampened a renaissance delayed by years of mismanagement and futility.
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Zach Britton, the Baltimore Orioles' closer, is an absolutely superlative, borderline-unhittable reliever: his 0.54 earned-run average (ERA), a standard measure of pitching effectiveness, this season was the single best mark in all of MLB history.
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It also reunites all four members of the original cast and adds some new talent (Rosario Dawson, Thomas Middleditch, Luke Wilson, and a superlative Zoey Deutch) for a tale about nothing in particular that's still pretty entertaining.
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Giancarlo Stanton, a 27-year-old right fielder for the Miami Marlins, has helped justify his 13-year, $325m contract—the largest by total dollar value in the history of team sports—with a superlative 2017 campaign.
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The UK Space Agency apparently attempted to modify the superlative by calling him the first "official" British astronaut, presumably alluding to the fact that he is the first British astronaut to fly with the European Space Agency.
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Legends are often pure shit—the word "legend" has been overused as a superlative so much in the past few decades, we've forgotten that it's also a synonym for "lie"—but Smith was the realest of deals.
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It is perhaps the greatest irony in Graham's superlative life that his son, Franklin, is a vituperative, Muslim-hating, gay-bashing reminder that the admixture of Christianity and Republican politics benefited the latter more than the former.
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Ingrid Goes West is twisted and dark comedy — part addiction narrative, part stalker story — and yet it's set in a world that's almost pathologically cheery: the glossy, sunny, nourishing, superfood- and superlative-loving universe of Instagram celebrity.
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While this hose is going to prove entirely ineffective for powering a sprinkler or pressure washing a front stoop, it's a superlative choice for keeping plants, flowers, trees, shrubs, and patches of ground cover watered and healthy.
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The last three "one more thing" moments heralded the launches of the Apple Watch, Apple Music, and the iPhone X. Apparently, even in Apple's books, we haven't had anything worthy of that superlative category for two years.
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The end result of these demands is an arms race of who can have the most superlative hit, the one that will etch itself into history and surpass the naturally ephemeral quality of a mass-marketed product.
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The revival of the duet (or double solo) "You Can See Us" commemorates the death of Trisha Brown, who often used to dance with her company on this stage, and who was one of nature's superlative soloists.
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As the Founder of Vanguard, he built one of the world's most respected asset management firms on the principle of delivering superlative value to millions of hard working Americans seeking to grow their savings and realize their dreams.
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Helping Jon Stewart conclude his stint as host of The Daily Show, the superlative football stylings of her dreamy boyfriend Aaron Rodgers, and getting the green light on a forthcoming CW series about a '70s-era female sportscaster.
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It's tasked with the singular mission of being the fastest production vehicle in the world — an interesting time to be gunning for that particular record with Bugatti's superlative Chiron coming soon and gunning for the exact same thing.
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Ingrid Goes West is a twisted and dark comedy — part addiction narrative, part stalker story — and yet it's set in a world that's almost pathologically cheery: the glossy, sunny, nourishing, superfood- and superlative-loving universe of Instagram celebrity.
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I mean, the man robbed a senior citizens home of its residents, put them on an NBA court, and is still somehow a 20-year strong championship contender—even and especially against this year's young and superlative Warriors.
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Within five days of publicly vowing absolute loyalty to Mr. Xi and extolling his "superlative political wisdom," Mr. Sun was dismissed and put under investigation and has since disappeared, his career terminated by the man he had praised.
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Rogowsky is an affable comedian who seems like the kind of person who would get the class clown superlative in high school and has been lovingly named "Quiz Daddy" by his HQties (Rogowsky's snarky name for the game's players).
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"When a farmer or rancher is doing their best, the results are superlative because they have given what they are raising the absolute best environment and inputs, which result in the best flavors, textures, and quality," Passmore tells me.
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He also makes superlative versions of classics like softball-size lion's head meatballs, tender as spoonbread, and lacquered Peking duck that holds its own against the much-praised versions at Hakkasan New York and Wu's Wonton King in Manhattan.
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Cécile De France is superlative as a girl who's horror-struck when a tranquil weekend at her friend's rural family home is interrupted by an intruder who proceeds to murder the friend's entire family and take both girls hostage.
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And early on Sunday, they mixed the power running of their superlative running back Derrick Henry and the downfield passing of quarterback Ryan Tannehill to quiet the Chiefs crowd and jump out to a 10-0 first-quarter lead.
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But of course, 'Zelda: Breath of the Wild' and 'Super Mario Odyssey' are just two of the most superlative games ever made, and so when I have time to completely lose myself in those, it's really, really a joy.
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The Met's spare but very commendable exhibition includes some of the artist's most exemplary works, including superlative pieces like "Departure" (1932, 21984–21980) and "Bird's Hell" (290) not likely to be seen together in New York again for decades.
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Apple has now made phones without headphone jacks a mainstream thing, and the likeliest scenario is that LG will play the Lenovo role of continuing to offer superlative analog audio when everyone else has moved on to doing other things.
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The 2016 numbers, provided by the NYPD, are superlative: 19973 shooting incidents, the smallest annual number in modern history and 12% less than the year before; 335 murders reported, a nearly 5% decrease from 2015; and 15,498 robberies, down nearly 9%.
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After a pat dry, on went Nécessaire's superlative body lotion, used in conjunction with a pre-wash dry brush from Esker (upward motions toward the heart to exfoliate and promote circulation), which left my skin eerily soft and hydrated, for once.
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The way we talk about Yasiin Bey carries the existential weight of hip-hop itself: He's a poet in the tradition of Gil Scott-Heron, a revolutionary voice like Curtis Mayfield, and a superlative rapper whose talents transcend casual ranking criteria.
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ABOUT THE SHARKS: Lost in the hullabaloo over Pavelski's non-goal was another superlative performance by defenseman Brent Burns, who scored a pair of goals in Game 4 and has registered multiple points in five of the nine postseason contests.
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" In classic "he said, she said" fashion, Unglert retorts, "I think you complained everyday" The next superlative goes to Courtney Dober, the Australian Bachelorette representative, for "most likely to run outside in their underwear and jump in the hot tub.
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In terms of specs, it's pretty superlative, with room for up to 64GB of RAM, 4 terabytes of SSD storage, and a pair of GTX 1080 GPUs — all kept at a workable temperature by five (count 'em) five cooling fans.
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The "Wafer Scale Engine" is 1.2 trillion transistors (the most ever), 1.53,225 square millimeters (the largest ever), and includes 18 gigabytes of on-chip memory (the most of any chip on the market today) and 400,000 processing cores (guess the superlative).
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It showcases him flexing the superlative falsetto that we haven't seen enough of as yet on his singles, and exchanging lines of vague innuendo with Swift, who co-wrote the track with hip-hop producer Sam Dew and Jack Antonoff.
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We have a main event that transcends two weight classes and, by virtue of its booking, calls into question the merits of the UFC's unilateral matchmaking power while assuring a superlative pay-per-view buy rate and an awesome spectator experience.
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Said 2005 title, The Last Guardian director Fumito Ueda's previous game (this about-to-come-out one has been in the works since 2007), was enrapturing of environment and atmosphere, its gigantic "bosses" multifaceted puzzles of superlative creature and architectural design.
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Of course, it takes a new generation of designers to see old decades with fresh eyes: Often, they've been exposed to only its most superlative examples, and only in magazines and books, as opposed to, say, their Great-aunt Marg's apartment.
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"Her unique combination of local and global experience in the arts world made her the superlative choice for leading the Queens Museum, and for serving the borough's distinctively international constituency," said Mark J. Coleman, the museum's board chairman, in a statement.
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Despite maintaining a low profile, the New York City-based cannabis company Ayr Strategies can boast about at least one superlative: Its dispensaries make more money than the competition, according to a report from the industry data provider BDS Analytics.
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Those who convey their meth experiences to BuzzFeed News describe their first time in superlative terms — the most intense, the most euphoric sexual liberty — and the ensuing relationship to the drug as like an abusive one: It controlled me, destroyed me.
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I had that concern when we exchanged numbers and have been actively trying not to put out flirty vibes (my high school superlative was "Biggest Flirt," which I don't see as a liability but it's not always an asset either).
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And while the Golden Globes aren't exactly known for their superlative taste, the show is sensitively made and features beautiful performances, especially from Michaela Watkins and Tara Lynne Barr as a mother-daughter duo who can't untangle their lives from each other.
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A middle-class family seems to be spiraling toward perilous entropy in "The Humans," the blisteringly funny, bruisingly sad and altogether wonderful play by Stephen Karam that opened on Sunday at the Laura Pels Theater, in a superlative Roundabout Theater Company production.
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All the acting is superlative in Black Earth Rising, but Noma Dumezweni (who has played Hermione in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and here plays Alice, a Rwandan war hero) and Tyrone Huggins (as a Huti war criminal) are particular standouts.
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Mr. Mitchell, the first black ballet dancer to achieve international stardom, was one of the most popular dancers with New York City Ballet, where he danced from 1956 to 1968 and displayed a dazzling presence, superlative artistry and powerful sense of self.
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And once a Rodgers and Hammerstein show has had a superlative production, like Trevor Nunn's "Oklahoma!" in 1998 ("It didn't work in New York, but it worked like gangbusters in London," Mr. Chapin said), he becomes more amenable to other directors' daring.
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"A View From the Bridge" won the Tony Award, but for my money Mr. van Hove's "The Crucible," with a superlative cast and striking contemporary setting, spoke more powerfully to the moment, when panic and polarization have become an undercurrent in contemporary life.
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If you've ordered the Banquet, be prepared to crack your way through a forest of soft-shell crabs and thickets of snow-crab legs; the Feast features crustaceans bathed in a superlative marinara sauce, served over a bed of disappointingly rubbery pasta.
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A Pinotage from South Africa (a type of red wine that is apparently very popular these days) pairs well with the superlative meat dishes, like the glazed oxtails, which rest on a mess of brown-rice grits, and the pan-roasted venison.
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LINE: Mississippi State -23.6 ABOUT MISSISSIPPI STATE (20113-22011): Lost in the Bulldogs' superlative defensive effort was the performance of junior quarterback Nick Fitzgerald, who threw for 231 yards and two touchdowns and added 217 yards and a score on the ground.
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It's all soundtracked by Tamar Braxton's superlative 2003 R&B version of the Christmas classic "Sleigh Ride", and if you are anything like me, it will get you in the spirit to post seasonal thirst traps to your social media platform of choice.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to spend money on weed Best Strain: Hawaiian Punch (uplifting sativa) Worst Strain: Bubblegum Kush (lazy indica) Best Way to Get High: A flashy bong Best High Activity: Steal the spotlight from the host at a party Recommended Product: Roor bong
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Last month, Bolt and his colleagues were on a miserable slog through the rain on an Indonesian Island That Shall Not Be Named, searching for termite mounds in trees, the last place a scientist spotted the superlative species of bee nearly 40 years ago.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to make a ton of money from weed Best Strain: Cinex (enlightening sativa) Worst Strain: Purple Urkle (sleepy indica) Best Way to Get High: Cannabis tincture Best High Activity: Play (and win) a competitive video game Recommended Product: Goldleaf Grow Planner
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This convenience store ice cream isn't superlative, but it's made with milk from local farms, literally always on sale, and, like any winter-savvy scoop shop, sells buffet-table classics like Pumpkin Pie and Snickerdoodle converted into a form that gives you a brain freeze.
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In its trailer, Kingsglaive looks to be a lot more action packed that The Spirits Within was, but all the same: Holding any breath for it being a genuinely superlative viewing experience for anyone not already invested in all things FF is probably unwise.
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Then move on to the marinated dishes, like citrusy salmon with passion fruit, ginger and cilantro (277 euros), followed by Sobral's superlative version of amêijoas à Bulhão Pato — a steaming bowl of plump clams seasoned simply with lemon, garlic and more cilantro (225 euros).
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Here's what he said about the Oscars: A few, you know, a few weeks back, when I was quote-unquote snubbed by the Academy, it reminded of when I briefly attended high school and was overlooked for the coveted yearbook superlative category Best Looking.
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Filmed on location in India and broadcast in Britain by ITV in 19893 parts, four of them directed by Mr. Morahan, "The Jewel in the Crown" was hailed as a superlative example of high-style period drama, an almost proprietary art form on British television.
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But the fact that it doesn't do a lot new isn't inherently a bad thing — not in this case — because what's here is so well done, from the gorgeous locations you'll explore, to the well-acted and powerful cinematic moments to, yes, those unforgettable, superlative action scenes.
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February 11, 2016 The U.S. Supreme Court puts one of President Obama's executive actions on hold, we review the results of the New Hampshire primaries and tell you what's next, and a superlative links 2015 with sharks: These are the first three stories we cover this Thursday.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to get high and decide they should put on more glitter Best Strain: White Widow (creative hybrid) Worst Strain: Death Bubba (sedative indica) Best Way to Get High: High-quality vape cartridges Best High Activity: Make music Recommended Product: Huxton Hifi Cartridge
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to get high and go through your phone Best Strain: Northern Lights (euphoric indica) Worst Strain: Super Sour Diesel (forceful sativa) Best Way to Get High: Lick THC oil off a partner Best High Activity: Have sex Recommended Product: Foria Pleasure Spray
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As in Shults's 2014 monograph The Superlative Light, previously covered on Hyperallergic, on the University of Texas's subterranean Petawatt Laser lab, the black-and-white images in The Washing Away of Wrongs, shot in the near-infrared spectrum, give the FACTS researchers a science fiction quality.
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Anderson's issues stem back to her youth, when she began therapy at age 14 and was voted "Most Likely to Get Arrested" by her high school classmates — a superlative she quickly proved to be correct when she was caught breaking into her school on the night of graduation.
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And while it's easy to chuckle at what Akebono has been up to for the last 221 years, it obscures a sumo career that was truly superlative: he was the first gaijin, or non-Japanese, to earn the highest rank in a sport that was institutionally guarded against outsiders.
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Rinat Akhmetshin, the former Soviet intelligence officer who attended a June 2016 meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and a Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer, is a superlative Washington political operator who over the last two decades has repeatedly been at the center of cases involving corruption, dictators and sometimes war.
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As a show, Westworld is a bit all over the place, but it's never had to worry about its superlative cast, and especially Wood, who is asked to play so many twists and turns and layers that it would be easy to lose Dolores in the midst of them.
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The ultimate superlative is one of those dicey things that tech reviewers shouldn't play around with, owing to how different everyone's needs and preferences are, but I'm sorely tempted to use it about Bang & Olufsen's updated Beoplay H6 ($299, sold under the B&O Play sub-brand) headphones.
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It won't get you running into the kitchen to cook (that's what my latest column in The Times Magazine about Anna Jones's superlative recipe for a warm kale, tomato and coconut salad is for), but it will sure get you thinking about heroism, and its sometimes terrible costs.
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The example he set with his pies — impeccable ingredients riding crusts as fine as fresh bakery bread, steamy and crisp from the wood-fired oven — presaged America's embrace of craft pizza and opened minds to the idea that superlative pies could be the measure of a great chef.
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Iwan Best, a venue manager at The Exchange, said they found that each of the websites associated with Threatin — the band's "label" Superlative Music Recordings; its management company, Aligned Artist Management; and the video production company that directed the band's video — were all registered to the same GoDaddy account.
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Radiating from the promenade, named for the recently canonized Albanian nun and bookended by the Yugoslavian-era Grand Hotel and National Theater, is a tangle of streets crowded with cafes, boutiques, fashionable locals, in-the-know internationals and the case for yet another superlative: coolest neighborhood in the Balkans.
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The only news to come out of South Texas is framed in the superlative, and not positively: extraordinary poverty, profound rates of illiteracy, generations-deep nepotism, off-the-charts diabetes, casual civil-rights abuses, untreated wastewater in the Rio Grande, the mythical crossover border violence and the mosquitoes.
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On Tuesday night, the Democratic nominee's spouse gave a typical first lady address: telling the story of the couple's relationship, how they raised their child, and the nominee's professional development, all the while taking pains to emphasize the candidate's superlative character qualities and to recount anecdotes showing integrity, determination, and grace.
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In a culture in which dedication, commitment, and sacrifice are fundamental components of competition, what she's done to find a place for herself in both Invicta FC, where she reigns as the Featherweight Champion, and the UFC, where she willingly takes whatever catchweight bouts she can get is still superlative.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to feed their mom a weed cookie Best Strain: Granddaddy Purple (merry Indica) Worst Strain: Jack the Ripper (intense Sativa) Best Way to Get High: A homemade edible Best High Activity: Build a bonfire and smoke up with their closest friends Recommended Product: Levo Oil Infuser
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Rather, it was a long third-quarter gain by Kansas City's superlative tight end, Travis Kelce, who caught a pass over the middle, sprinted across the field and at the end of his run administered a blow to Jets safety Marcus Gilchrist that was less stiff arm than ultimate fighting move.
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This superlative home exercise stationary bike has a generously padded seat that cradles your core while promoting airflow, a mesh backrest that offers plenty of support while keeping you cool, and padded armrests to keep your elbows and forearms comfortable as you churn away at the bike's magnetic tension system.
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This stretch of road has played host to many taco purveyors since the area was developed after World War II. As the competition has ramped up and the taco-eating public has grown more discerning, the collection has been winnowed down to a superlative 212 or so restaurants and stands.
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Signs of their small-sample struggles were evident elsewhere as well: Sanchez, a superlative defender, threw a bunt away in the season opener and allowed a passed ball on Wednesday, and Bird, who hit seven home runs in spring training, tried to bunt his way on against an infield shift.
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During the last year he played alongside Mr Durant, who has a strong claim to be the finest scorer in the NBA, he achieved marks of 23.5 points, 10.4 assists and 7.8 rebounds per game—a superlative season, but still a daunting 2.2 rebounds per contest short of matching Mr Robertson's record.
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Thanks to some pretty superlative genetics from her parents Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, the 16-year-old quickly rocketed to the top of designers' ones-to-watch list, landing her an exclusive spot on the Chanel Couture Fall 2015 catwalk, an eyewear campaign, and now, her first major magazine cover for Love.
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President Trump lined the West Wing walls with photos of his inauguration day crowds to make a (disputed) point about his superlative crowd size and seemed to get disoriented while giving his wife Melania a tour of Air Force One, according to a new memoir by former White House stenographer Beck Dorey-Stein.
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In previous years XOXO brought me my first exposure to Baman Piderman, a beautiful and nearly indescribable animated web series; to C. Spike Trotman, who built an empire of web comics about subjects other publishers refused to touch; and to Every Frame a Painting, Tony Zhou's superlative series of video essays about filmmaking.
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Rather, it was a long third-quarter gain by the Kansas City's superlative tight end, Travis Kelce, who caught a pass over the middle, sprinted across the field and at the end of his run administered a blow to Jets safety Marcus Gilchrist that was less stiff arm than ultimate fighting move.
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Add to the play's luster one of two directors in Howard Davies, whose credits include the superlative 2014 National Theater production of another O'Casey title, "The Silver Tassie," and there was every reason to expect great things from this earlier play, which runs in the same theater's Lyttelton auditorium through Oct. 22.
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" On a recent visit to Stratford, I saw five Shakespeare plays; a superlative "All My Sons" featuring intriguing new undercurrents supplied by the biracial casting; the North American premiere of the stage version of "Shakespeare in Love," an ebullient crowd-pleaser; and two musicals, "A Little Night Music" and "A Chorus Line.
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The Hills are the big gesture, and everything else—from the curbs drawing you across the ground toward the grove of trees that will one day stand between Liggett Hall and the Statue of Liberty, to the subtle, cutout steel signs, designed by Pentagram—serves that gesture and the superlative views beyond.
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The show's promise to reunite the pieces for the first time since their dispersal set anticipation in the art world soaring, if as much for its legendarily superlative quality — Anthony Van Dyck, Peter Paul Rubens, Hans Holbein the Younger, Titian and Andrea Mantegna scream from the list — as for its art historical significance.
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This fascinating proposition is the idea behind the Storefront for Art and Architecture's latest Competition of Competitions: In a design culture focused on the superlative (the tallest, the newest, the priciest), in which destruction is often perceived of or produced by an act of violence, the processes of removal appear as secondary concerns or collateral damage.
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However, the RA has gone beyond expectations: although it chooses Claude Monet as its obvious starting point, that the museum has acquired so many Monet loans — which still make up only a fraction of the vast and varied number of works on view — is indicative of the immense effort and imagination that has gone into this superlative exhibition.
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Pre-internet, when it was more difficult to compare climate stats, we kids were told our city was "colder than cities in Russia, but not some Russian towns," an odd distinction (plus pretty much untrue), but we longed to be the best, the most, the superlative at something, anything, clinging even to the dubious title of Murder Capital.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to hog a joint to tell a story Best Strain: New York City Diesel (60% sativa-dominant hybrid) Worst Strain: schwag (shitty weed) Best Way to Get High: A pristinely rolled joint Best High Activity: Host a dinner party Recommended Product: Kush Queen CBD Lit Kit or the House of Puff Lit Kit
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The opportunity to come back to New York for a second time awakened the old ambitions, and working with a superlative team at the department and having the unstinting support of Mayor Bill de Blasio, I tried to fold everything I had learned over the years into a reform package that would revitalize a great police agency.
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His decision to replace Andujar paid off when Hechavarria stole two hits with superlative defensive plays, but Boone had made one of the most scrutinized decisions of his first postseason run as a manager when he named Severino to start over Happ, who had pitched better in the second half and far better in Oakland earlier this month.
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CreditCreditLuis DÍaz DÍaz The southernmost Balearic Island, Formentera — a 1980-mile-long, low-lying piney stretch that was abandoned because of the Black Plague in the 14th century and resettled only 300-odd years later — has long been known for its superlative beaches and water that's striped so many shades of blue it looks tie-dyed.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE, 70, released a letter from his personal doctor, a gastroenterologist, that said he "will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency" and offered other superlative descriptions about his health.
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Nobody knows what's going to happen but this is a region of the economy that really has been built over a very long period of time around global trade, around openness, around bringing in the best talent from around the world into the technology world, superlative universities that attract people who come here and end up staying here.
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Stephen Karam's extraordinary comedy-drama — the finest of the season — has transferred to Broadway with its prized virtues intact: a superlative cast; direction from Joe Mantello that deftly navigates its shifts in tone; and, of course, Mr. Karam's delicate but trenchant writing, depicting with great humor and empathy a middle-class family on the edge of the abyss.
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Stephen Karam's extraordinary comedy-drama — the finest of the season — managed its transfer to Broadway with its prized virtues intact: a superlative cast; direction from Joe Mantello that deftly navigates its shifts in tone; and, of course, Mr. Karam's delicate but trenchant writing, depicting with great humor and empathy a middle-class family on the edge of the abyss.
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While she made a quick cameo at New York Fashion Week, Rihanna knows that was not nearly enough for her fans, so the pop diva announced today that she will be bringing her superlative street style designs to a whole new fashion capital this month, launching her latest collection for Puma in a city truly worthy of her champagne taste, Paris.
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It's only been in the last few years that the drink, first introduced some 80 years ago in Paris (or so the legend goes), has made much of an impact in Oz. With an ever-growing cocktail culture across the board, bars and restaurants around the city have slowly been adding modifying their Bloody Marys to new and superlative heights.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to brag about their outfit Best Strain: Cheese (balancing hybrid) Worst Strain: Green Crack (buzzy sativa) Best Way to Get High: A high-quality and low dose pack of edibles with plenty to share with friends Best High Activity: Sit in a hot tub and flirt with three people at once Recommended Product: Satori Wild Strawberries in Milk Chocolate
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After a superlative 210-minute intro, that is like test-driving every car in the lot at the speed of light, you choose a driver — Forza Horizon developer Playground Games offers a diverse set of playable characters, not just bald white beefcakes — and begin taking over Australia through good-spirited road races, that leave a paradoxical wake of joyful onlookers and destroyed property.
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He had a laptop out and was showing me clips he had watched for inspiration after being asked to choreograph the show: the Nicholas Brothers skipping across tabletops in "Stormy Weather" (the sequence that Fred Astaire is said to have called the greatest dance number ever filmed, a superlative that, when you watch the scene, seems like an obvious thing to say).
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to Instagram while high from an invite-only art show at Joshua Tree Best Strain: Blue Dream (full-body sativa-dominant hybrid) Worst Strain: Cannatonic (cloudy hybrid) Best Way to Get High: While sitting in the passenger seat, dangling a joint out the window, on a road trip Best High Activity: Talk politics Recommended Product: Mondo dissolving cannabis powder
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to look up from their snacks, hands covered in Cheeto dust, to suggest you get massages Best Strain: Girl Scout Cookies (euphoric hybrid) Worst Strain: Blackwater (lethargic indica) Best Way to Get High: A blunt, brownie, or bong—but a Taurus will smoke out of anything Best High Activity: Netflix and chill Recommended Product: Juicy Jay Natural Hemp Wraps
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But for all who aren't coaster-phobes, this delightfully weird and just plain delightful show, which opened on Wednesday at the Lucille Lortel Theater, will provide the kind of thrills we look for in all musical comedies, however outlandish their subject matter: an engaging and varied score, knocked out of the park by a superlative cast, and a supremely witty book.
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These rallies bursting with Trump supporters remind me of the people who wrote in to "Ask Mr. Trump," those desperate supplicants who believed that this man had the answers to their problems or, more obliquely, felt that his touch — through the example of his superlative life and career — could in some way inspire hope and motivate them to move forward in their own lives and careers.
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Despite the anecdotal triumphs of superlative people like Barack Obama and the landmark wins touted around the Civil Rights Movement, when you actually take an inventory of where we as a people stand in America today, you realize that there isn't that much of a difference between Trayvon Martin and Emmett Till, or the 22016 Birmingham church bombing and the 453 Charleston church shooting.
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Visiting Jamaica, Mr. Huang follows every diagram in the Bourdain playbook: doses of history, slow-motion shots out of car windows, a serendipitous discovery ("I smelled something delicious"), suspiciously knowledgeable comments about local ingredients and cooking techniques, the unnecessary superlative ("one of the best-textured eggplants I've ever seen"), some macabre regionalism (a goat is separated from its head on camera), a cosmic closing voice-over.
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Sen. Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharKlobuchar hits Trump for spending 1 in 5 days last year at a golf club Poll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 85003 points Key moments in the 2020 Democratic presidential race so far MORE (D-Minn.) faces a potential turning point in her campaign, provided that she can capitalize on what was widely seen as a superlative debate performance this week.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to ask someone to pass the bowl while it's in their hand Best Strain: Headband (calm hybrid) Worst Strain: XXX OG (lethargic Indica) Best Way to Get High: Pipe Best High Activity: Relax on a beach then splash in the waves Recommended Product: VIDA Butterflies and Orchids THC/CBD Bath Bomb (but cannabis bath products don't get you high unless you eat them, so pass the Pisces a bowl to take with them in the tub)
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to talk very loudly and embarrass everyone with them, but not give a fuck Best Strain: Durban Poison (clear-headed sativa) Worst Strain: Yoda OG (heavy indica) Best Way to Get High: Smoking a joint in one hand while sipping a glass of whiskey in the other seated in front of a plate of weed brownies, while at a party, while playing the banjo Best High Activity: Karaoke Recommended Product: Hippie Butler Premium Smoking Subscription Box
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By the time he has gotten his hands into a condition of grime superlative even for the small boy, he bethinks himself of the toy pistol which his father as provided him with to cap the climax of the celebration, and in his haste and excitement, handling it with his finger on the trigger and his left palm over the nozzle, fires the blank charge of wadding into the bacillus-laden dirt which smears his palm...Such is enough to infect the children with tetanus and its signature jaw stiffening.
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The Southern District of New York is... The Department of Justice is supposed to be independent, supposed to be at arm's length, and the area where they're supposed to be the most independent is on particular enforcement matters, and even on those enforcement matters where they're supposed to be even more, more independent, to the extent that you can be a superlative of independent, have to be in cases that are politically sensitive and cannot be directed by a political officer, whether it's the president or anyone else, who to prosecute and who not to prosecute.
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