Ahuachapan overlooks the valleys of the Rivers Paz and Chalchuapa, while beyond them are seen the many peaks of the Guatemalian mountains, as well as the outstanding volcano of San Salvador.
It is hard to pass this same matter over as applied to the college without setting down outstanding illustrations.
Flights of Oratory The outstanding feature of the lyceum was the report of the critic.
Naples has such outstanding beauty that the visitor is ready to "die" and thus omits any visit to Vesuvius, the most famous elevation in the world.
The outstanding fact was the overwhelming abundance of everything.
It is the peculiar outstanding people that, like a burr, stick to the memory.
Its outstanding feature is, if a borrower of a large amount pays his interest, he never hears again of the debt.
While all His discourses are fraught with a significance that increases with repeated readings, some of His utterances are of outstanding interest because of their universal application and personal appeal.
Among the outstanding facts of profoundest import recorded in the Bible concerning Jesus Christ and His mission are these: 1.
To cite an outstanding example of this effect of the crop on hardiness, I want to describe some observations I made several years ago.
Of these 52 a few thus far have been outstanding when compared with the others.
Those that were outstanding in both nut and tree characters.
The cross between Kentish Cob and Cosford failed to produce any seedlings of outstanding merit.
Cosford has been outstanding in transmitting productiveness in crosses with Rush, Italian Red, and Nottingham.
The percentage of seedlings propagated indicates even more definitely which crosses are of the greatest value in producing superior seedlings as only the outstanding seedlings were propagated for a second test.
Most of the filbert varieties in bearing at the Horticultural Experiment Station with a few of their outstanding qualities are noted below.
Lessing, on the other hand, is one of the outstanding figures in the history of Biblical criticism, as well as of German literature in general.
But the outstanding feature of the age, as contrasted with previous periods, was the increasing commonness of the skeptical or rationalistic attitude in general society.
His outstanding characteristic was massiveness--he was massive in physique, in intellect, in character.
I regard him as theoutstanding personality of the age.
But I confess that this amazing English race is hard to bend, even when a man of outstanding personality arises.
Lord Derby seems to be an outstanding personality just now.
In fact, all these fellows are of the very best, and of outstanding intelligence.
Well, gentlemen, as you know, Happy Glades is the outstandingmortuary on Earth.
He is indeed an outstanding champion of the Administration not only in America but also in the West, and has proved in deeds his profound attachment and loyalty to all its principles, laws and institutions.
Their beginning has been excellent, and he hopes that their future will be even more outstanding and praiseworthy.
He was truly an example of steadfast devotion and one of the outstanding pioneers the Faith produced during the first century of its existence.
Occasionally one is seen perched on an outstanding rock, thereby gaining a charming view of the lake.
He traversed the enterprise, dwelt on outstanding features of it and comforted himself, as often he had done of late, by reflecting that Estelle would be at his right hand.
It is argued that essentials are all that matter, and that since one year is often like another, and life merely a matter of occasional mountain peaks in flat country, the outstanding events alone need be chronicled with any excuse.
By the Entente Cordiale with France in 1904 and a later settlement of outstanding difficulties with Russia, she also practically changed the Dual Alliance into a Triple Entente, though without positively binding herself to assistance in war.
The outstandingfeature of the whole story is the surpassing skill and courage of de Ruyter in the face of overwhelming odds.
The best specimen of this work, of which the outstanding characteristics are sheer whimsicality and topsy-turvy humour, is The Ballad of Kynd Kittok.
Outstanding feature of ante-chamber a life-size cream plaster bust, on tall polished wood pedestal, of Woodrow Wilson.
What was his one outstanding impression of the United States?
I think my first outstanding impression of my glimpse of him was that he was a very handsome man, most beautifully dressed in a dark blue serge sack suit, very sharply pressed.
Another man who had evidently had the dun put upon him, not once but many times, by sulky tradesmen, received (so at least it is to be supposed) an unexpected windfall with which he settled all outstanding debts.
Latin and Music alike were taught because of the fact that they were of outstanding importance in connection with the worship of the Church.
Learning does not appear to have been highly esteemed among them, and it would be a difficult matter to name, in this country at this period, many secular priests of outstanding ability.
Many of the outstanding churchmen of the Middle Ages were men who had come from a comparatively lowly origin.
Greek culture was extremely varied, and therein lay its strength; you can find all sorts of types there; and there are outstanding figures of the noblest.
Should the Treasury notes continue outstanding as heretofore, that surplus will be considerably augmented.
This morning the judge approved my settlement of the long-standing Norris case, I received a letter containing a draft of an outstanding debt, and now the important Wells bank receivership settles itself.
Grandaddy was outstanding as a law enforcer and here was a petty offender right under his nose.
This Barrow thing is the lastoutstanding debt due the bank.
Eminescu is Romania's outstanding poet and holds his place among the important poets of the world.
Outstanding among the poets was Grigore Alexandrescu, who also wrote fables and satires along the lines of Alphonse de Lamartine and Jean de LaFontaine.
Procedures for granting credits to collective farms were tightened in 1969 in a move to ensure a more effective use of borrowed funds and the timely repayment of outstanding debts.
By far the mostoutstanding artist of the nineteenth century was Nicolae Grigorescu.
Among these innovations was the creation of the titles of professor emeritus, educator emeritus, outstanding professor, and outstanding educator in order to honor individuals for exceptional work.
During the 1930s a number of sociologists at the University of Bucharest established a reputation for outstanding and original work in their field.
The government also authorized several orders and medals to be awarded to teachers for outstanding service and accomplishments.
An outstanding exponent of this school was the short story writer, Constantine Negruzzi.
Outstanding examples of the Brancovan style are the Hurez Monastery and the Mogosoaia Palace in Bucharest.
Such, then, are a few of the outstanding features of the state of society described for us in the Homeric poems.
Such, then, have been theoutstanding results of the excavation of the ancient palace of the Cretan Sea-Kings, so far as it has yet proceeded.
The great outstanding lesson thus far is the extraordinary destructiveness of the torpedoes that have found their mark.
Moderation is hardly theoutstanding virtue of such home-made lives of monastic founders.
His attack upon Bloemardinne is the one outstanding incident in the long Brussels period which has been preserved to us.
If at the time of closing the books there are any outstanding shipments on which Account Sales have not been received, the debit balances represent assets the same as inventory of merchandise on hand.
The inventory does not include outstanding shipments, these being treated as a separate item in the balance sheet.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "outstanding" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
