Infinitive complement

• see: How marvelous to see any live views of my mother's home city.

• behold: The stoop of the falcon is marvelous to behold.

Modifies a noun

• creature: Cooper thinks they are marvelous creatures for noticing, but he was almost always in error about his Indians.

• discovery: This Caithness site is a marvelous discovery for me and I hope it leads to helpful information.

• job: Twain does a marvelous job of keeping the reader interested in the story.

• thing: O sing to the LORD a new song, for he has done marvelous things!

• view: Facilities include marvelous views of Havana, a top floor dance hall with live Cuban bands.

• piece: Tim Jones Dear Christis, May I just say what a marvelous piece of writing the article " Where next with evolution?

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: At the end of his flight, Andrew said: " It was absolutely marvelous.

• truly: The fact is Wild Bill's escape was truly marvelous.

• simply: P.S. I think you have a simply marvelous website!

• quite: In a word, the transfer looks quite marvelous.

• so: What is so marvelous is how Bourne makes the story of the 1990 Tim Burton film is own.

• really: A beautiful spot with a really marvelous view of the mountain tops.

Used with adjective complement

• look: In a word, the transfer looks quite marvelous.