astonishing

I am all impatience to hear how this astonishing change was effected.

"Your Honour," said the defendant's attorney, when the case was called, "I move that this astonishing action be dismissed.

Then, however, there happened that which in this astonishing long day was most astonishing: the ugliest man began once more and for the last time to gurgle and snort, and when he had at length found expression, behold!

Reality has since copied Prince Carl with an astonishing faithfulness.

After remaining at and about the spot for some time, with aimless irresolution, the three men returned to Leamington, told their astonishing story and were afterward taken into custody.

We loafed along up the road, and now and then met a person and stopped and said howdy, and told them when we come, and how we left the folks at home, and how long we was going to stay, and all that, but none of them said a word about that thing; which was just astonishing, and no mistake.

We walked with a regular step, which rang upon the ground with astonishing intensity; the slightest noise was transmitted with a quickness to which the ear is unaccustomed on the earth; indeed, water is a better conductor of sound than air, in the ratio of four to one.

The stamina on display from Steve and his team during their mission through the jungles of South America was astonishing. The most infuriating thing is he seems to enjoy every backbreakingly difficult part.

So come on, Ms/Mr/Prof/Dr Dring, why do you find my concert attendance astonishing? Alan T Harrison Walsall

Watch the astonishing moment a CYCLIST decides to join the motorway, with a CHILD carrier.

The "game-changing" Astonishing show created by award-winning entertainers Stephen Mulhern and Jonathan Wilkes (right) will be premiered on Britannia, Azura and Ventura in June.