Sublimely

It proved her downfall as with the penultimate ball of the powerplay she was sublimely caught by Cordelia Griffith at cover, with Vipers ending the first six overs on 47 for one.

Walker's low cross was sublimely backheeled into the net by Bernardo.

Based on a sublimely creepy 2004 film of the same name, hones its focus on one small town in France where a gaggle of formerly dead people return, alive and… mostly well.

Just as “Easy Rider” offered an elevated, artier version of the illicit thrills in “The Wild Angels,” so “Race with the Devil” is like “Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry” but with a sublimely devilish twist.

The key is that 5G networks are sublimely fast.

When it works, the effect can be sublimely transfixing.

It’s an embarrassment of television riches that offers a little bit of everything from spy dramas to true crime to the sublimely surreal — a description that fits both — and should keep audiences entertained through spring and into early summer.

Most counter-service restaurants don't follow the honor system, but it's a brilliant model for a place that dispenses sublimely addictive bites, one taco at a time.

With the arrival of two fellow Canadians — Denis Shapovalov, a sublimely gifted 19-year-old, and Felix Auger-Aliassime, who at 18 is less heralded but equally talented — Raonic, 27, has stepped up his game.