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with the best of them

Idioms  
  1. As well as anyone, as in Donna can pitch a ball with the best of them. This idiom was first recorded in 1748.


Example Sentences

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When the film demands that Sweeney cry, she can cry with the best of them.

From Salon

But Latin icon winner Ricky Martin showed he can still live La Vida Loca with the best of them, performing a medley of his hits.

From BBC

"I can get stuck into the weeds with the best of them if that's the route you want to go down but it's about trying to work out the right balance for each player."

From BBC

“From the three-point stripe to her midrange and inside game, she’s able to score with the best of them,” said Chensam, whose star player netted 30 and 26 points in a pair of wins over Western League archrival Westchester.

From Los Angeles Times

‘Conclave’ costars John Lithgow and Stanley Tucci can masticate the scenery with the best of them.

From Los Angeles Times