beaut

He first saw the ship in October 1941 resting at anchor in Pearl Harbor, and what a beaut — long and towering, capable of 20 knots, with a complement of 1,200 sailors.

As rants go this one's a real beaut, such a furnace blast that another student records it on her phone and quickly circulates it through the campus.

I visited Rodriguez with the hopes of seeing a rusty bumper transform into a shimmering beaut.

“When I make a mistake, it’s a beaut.”

He took the drop in the straw outside the hostile foliage and whacked a beaut from 255 yards almost directly at the pin.