Marvelously

While BigBear performed marvelously in 2021, it has fallen ever since and failed to return to its former glory.

Despite their simplicity, the rules for work marvelously as a tool for telling "dwindling party" horror stories, where the main cast gets picked off one by one.

Discussing his achievements at a press conference, the PI said the President and the NPP government have performed marvelously well in the first term of office and deserved a second term to do more.

Foxface, as Katniss called her, was a slippery competitor who was marvelously skilled in stealth and acrobatics.

It is the lonely and elusive community cohesion of New York that “Ordinary Days” captures so marvelously.

President Buhari has marvelously demonstrated the critical role of responsible and patriotic leadership in charting a course of moral and institutional integrity as a necessary pre-requisite for political and economic progress.

The beef version tastes marvelously complex — it contains multitudes — although the recipe itself is not very complicated.

The first two created geometrically intricate and marvelously symmetrical shapes.

The Patrick Marold pieces, including the marvelously somber “Blackened Stack,” are older, and meant to tease an upcoming Havu show of new works.

First comes skeptical optimism as the door whips open with the same light cheapness it’s always had, but reveals a marvelously appointed and dare-I-say zen shrine of an interior.

He was marvelously handsome; and the maidens who told him concerning Samuel (cf 1 Samuel 9:11–13) talked so long with him that they might observe his beauty the more (Ber. 48b).

Weinstock 1971, pp. 5–6 refers to "an anonymous précis of his life, twelve handwritten pages" held in Catania's Museo Belliniaro By the age of five, he could apparently play "marvelously".