| The first impression one got of the Metagama as she moved gracefully to her moorings was that she was preeminently a children's ship. |
| The elastic tissues of the foot are preeminently the lateral cartilages and the plantar cushion. |
| The rose is the queen of flowers and preeminently intended as a sign of love. |
| Collision protection, if desired, with a hand-rail frame or railings, for realizing road safety in parking garages, preeminently public facilities where safety is a strong considering factor. |
| He was a preeminently romantic personality, a brilliant pupil of Liszt, precociously torn away from a promising career. |
| But Genevieve and Joe were preeminently mated, and nothing, not even this terrible discovery, could keep them apart. |
