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their astonishing success

„She is an astonishing athlete, a huge personality, and she has achieved one of the most amazing feats in our sport.“

It is astonishing that so many students failed the exam.

The astonishing blow finished the match.

It's astonishing, the size of his head.

It's astonishing to think that only a few years ago he was a completely unknown actor.

technology progressing at an astonishing rate

It is astonishing that we had so few applications.

"The reaction of the people in the capital is astonishing."

I find it astonishing that they ever thought it could work

The astonishing thing is that sniffer dogs can find a small quantity of food in a large suitcase.

After only a few weeks the results were astonishing.

The skyscraper's elevators ascend at an astonishing rate of speed.

It's amazing.

What's the most amazing scenery you've ever seen?

The international space station is an amazing feat of engineering.

I was very nervous at first, but the pilot was very kind and he took us to some amazing places.

Jack's adventures are more amazing than those of the hero in many thrillers.

An admiring fan once asked Christopher Columbus how he managed to procure funding for all of his amazing journeys. Columbus then took the fan to an abandoned alley, took out a pistol, and said "That's how".

Wha? Study, reflexes, all the parameters are MAX! You've even saved money up to the limit ... Amazing.

The adaptability of humans in difficult circumstances is nothing short of amazing.

Amazing! This moving a story is a first for me! It's truly an epic among epics!

Isn't it amazing how one is poor though rich, while the other is rich though poor?

The creatures were struck dead, one after the other, with amazing precision and effectiveness.

Boston Dynamic's robot, RHex, is an amazing piece of work that can run over various terrains.

In the last five and a half weeks we’ve seen and done some amazing things.

The best thing about Beirut is the people. Their hospitality is amazing.

I find it amazing that in the Slavic languages the word “sweet” originally meant “salty”!