Thus we spray-painted terrible puns onto bed sheets (oh look, another "Declaration of Waugh") and hoisted them in the air as banners, we slapped on our terry toweling hats, we bought the souvenir tour guides and Channel Nine propaganda pamphlets - still walking away with change from a $10 note – and marvelled in the peerless humour of calling Richard Hadlee a wanker all day.
But he was reassured by the director's reputation and by the presence of a peerless supporting cast.
Karanka boasts the peerless experience of having assisted José Mourinho at Real Madrid but McCarthy possesses the invaluable "been there, done it" badge of actually winning two promotions to the Premier League.
I don't need to be armed with a telescope or up a mountain – I simply sit on my terrace and marvel at the peerless Chilean night sky.
The third of Potter's peerless quartet, the others being Gamesmanship, Lifemanship and Supermanship – all very well conflated in the Alastair Sim film School for Scoundrels.
On the night Germany beat the Dutch, his analysis of the incident was peerless and priceless.
Hopcraft is probably best known for his peerless book The Football Man: People and Passions in Soccer, which documented the life of the game in the 1960s.
If this was supposed to be the anointment of Jonathan Sexton as the peerless king of European rugby, a few Welsh peasants were positively revolting.
A year ago, the answer seemed as straightforward as the company's peerless reputation.
A man who is always instructive to listen to on any economic topic, Alan Greenspan has been a model of calm, intellectual authority, a peerless practitioner of the central banker's art of combining just enough clarity to offer convincing guidance with enough ambiguity to avoid giving any games away.
The armed forces are peerless and will remain so, even when they are financed less lavishly.
