Sentence examples for Perfect period from inspiring English sources

It was the perfect period to arrive.

A virtual journey on a 1938 Tube, for example, stops at a new decade with every station, with passengers stepping on board in perfect period clothes.

The film was made by Peyton Reed — a perfect period name for a director, although he hasn't decided whether the charms of his chosen period are there to be resurrected or spoofed.

His voice and words guide us through the great awakening that was the Renaissance, along with shadow puppets on a screen, video puppets and realistic puppets in perfect period dress.

It's a perfect period piece, with subject, camerawork, editing, script, clipped and urgent voiceover and super-cool John Barry-score score working together as seamlessly as the classic design of the aircraft itself.

PACERS 144, NUGGETS 113 Indiana made its first 20 shots of the third quarter, missing out on a perfect period against visiting Denver when Josh McRoberts was off on a 3-pointer with 1.9 seconds left.

Lee cleverly pastiches the famous Woodstock documentary, complete with pitch-perfect period hippy detail; but the film's insistent jokey sentimentalism underlines the suspicion that this can't really have been what it was like.

Moving within Santo Loquasto's exactly visualized urban backyard and Constanza Romero's pitch-perfect period costumes, the ensemble members remind us of the rich pleasures of good, old naturalistic acting.

Before indulging again, get some more exercise with a 40-minute walk across the Vltava River to the Holesovice district for an apple tart (28 koruna) at the Erhartova Cukrarna (Milady Horakove 56; 420-233-312-148; www.erhartcafe.cz), a 1937-vintage confecthatery that was renovated with pitch-perfect period décor in 2007.

Unfussy lighting and costumes provide pitch-perfect period detail as well as the symbolic underpinning of the plot: the bloom of bright red blood on Alan's shirt, the crimson flowers for the dead, the naked lightbulb under which Blanche flutters, moth-like and helpless.

He described the set as "totally authentic", noting that extensive research was done to perfect the period look.