excel

Used with why or when

• when: But he excels when running on the surface for the first time.

Object

• spreadsheet: The first is an excel spreadsheet, which you can download here.
• sheet: To move between the two, click on the tabs at the bottom of the excel sheet.
• template: A simplified excel template has been produced to assist producers who are not used to reporting under AP1.
• format: Download the profiles - From here you can download the profiles in an excel format.
• file: The excel file can also be place on the horse genome website for ready public access.

Preposition: at

• sport: Sitting still is torture but you always excelled at sports and athletics.
• everything: Oh well, we can't all excel at everything.

Modifying Another Word

• academically: While at Queens College young Rodney excelled academically, as well as in the fields of athletics and debating.
• truly: As always the winter was full of socials and the odd very rare winter carp and on one occasion we truly excelled ourselves.
• really: Author McCarthy - himself a pathologist - really excels during the book's more visceral moments.
• again: Let's hope he can once again excel in the genre he basically created.
• in: I did a budget in excel including how much I spend on food, utilities.. .
• particularly: If you want to particularly excel, of course, you'll need to swot up on the full control list tho.

Preposition: in

• sphere: Indie is a very talented girl who not only will excel in any sphere, from novice to experienced rider.
• grace: Verse 7: " ... see that you also excel in this grace of giving.
• mathematics: This is not to say that the Academy did not excel in teaching mathematics, for indeed the subject was emphasized throughout the course.
• sport: The English no longer excel in sports they once invented.
• discipline: To succeed you must adapt and excel in all three disciplines.
• field: It cannot be denied however that the UK has not excelled in this field.